The phrase "a highly unique" is not considered correct in standard English usage.
The term "unique" means one of a kind, so it cannot be modified by "highly" or any other adverb.
Example: "Her artwork is unique in its style and execution."
Alternatives: "very unique" or "exceptionally unique".
Retrotransposons represent a highly unique group of transposable elements and form large portions of the genomes of many eukaryotes (organisms with cells containing a clearly defined nucleus).
"That is an important part of what makes this a highly unique and opportune deal.
"This was the first paper to demonstrate that people leave a highly unique and identifiable signature," Gilbert says.
The sperm contains a highly unique and specialized epigenetic landscape offering a great degree of interesting research opportunities.
The researchers found that every species has a highly unique variety of such genes: Of the 10,000 functioning olfactory receptor genes the team studied, only three are shared among the 13 species.
Our legs themselves are very long compared to our arms, we have knee joints that can fully extend and lock, and a highly unique foot with a robust ankle region and specialized arches for shock absorption.
Rather than starting from a complete, canonical TFIID and progressing to more restricted forms, undifferentiated hESCs start with a specialized, highly unique general transcription machinery, then switch to a period of complete TFIID before specialization of the transcription machinery again in some terminal differentiation programs.
But in this 12-year-old footage of one of his stand-up sets in West Hollywood, Galifianakis proves that even as a young comic, his highly unique point of view was already in place, if a little rough around the edges.
Serial transmission gave rise to a disease phenotype with highly unique clinical and neuropathological features.
Mixed matrix membranes have become a highly potential unique materials in many engineering application to overcome limitations presented by other products.
The low frequency of progeny overcoming selection is consistent with a highly complex, unique genetic solution, e.g., the segregation of 9 10 independent loci.
