Sentence examples for More uncommonly from inspiring English sources
More uncommonly, this presentation may be an acute inflammatory polyarthritis mimicking RA: two males with borderline lepromatous leprosy presented with type I reaction in our rheumatology outpatient [ 13].
When barred owls meet spotted owls, sometimes they kill and eat them; more uncommonly, they mate.
Neck and back pain may manifest acutely or, more uncommonly, as a chronic condition.
This was mainly due to hypersensitivity, and more uncommonly excessive use/size of interdental brushes.
Lymph node sonography is performed in most institutions only if lymph node stations are suspicious on palpation or more uncommonly on each follow-up appointment [ 11, 12, 23, 24].
While farm stands call out their wares, other businesses take uncommonly more discreet approaches to signage.
As shears snip perilously close to the face, as a new shape and style reveals itself, and as one begins to feel more beautiful, an uncommonly close friendship emerges, often for a lifetime.
Auto-Tune was designed simply to put a wavering singer or, more uncommonly, an inexpert guitarist in tune.
An acid-base disturbance not uncommonly has more than one mechanism, as was the case in this patient.
The Secret Garden Party team are more commonly known for their uncommonly weird and wonderful summer festival on a Tellytubby-esque field of dreams in the Cambridgeshire countryside.
Total production amounted to four million tons, much less than the United Verde total, but uncommonly rich, averaging more than 10 percent copper and in places rising to 45 percent.
