The phrase "a less atypical" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when comparing something that is not as unusual or out of the ordinary as something else.
Example: "The results of the study showed a less atypical response from the participants compared to previous research."
Alternatives: "more typical" or "less unusual".
Moreover, in the past the concept of "borderline" lesion was introduced, with the aim of indicating a cartilaginous lesion more active than a benign enchondroma but less atypical than a grade 1 chondrosarcoma [5].
Among PCI proteins two different types can be discerned: the TREX-2 subunit Thp1 contains a "typical" PCI, whereas Sac3 contains a less common "atypical" PCI, which features an additional N-terminal extension (Pick et al., 2009).
OC and SC are more or less atypical states, which are relevant while storing cells or in the event of malfunction, whereas the MPP/load corresponds to real life operation of the cells.
In this condition atypical keratinocytes are seen at all levels of the epidermis, but the cells are less atypical than those seen in Bowen's disease.
Their effect on wall-less atypical bacteria such as mycoplasmas is virtually unexplored.
Perhaps surprisingly the wall-less, atypical species M. mycoides capri was not limited in its sensitivity profile as compared to the eubacterial species E. coli and B. subtilis.
By this process, a reduced number of less-atypical genes and of normal genes could be included in a larger CAG.
28, 29 In some instances, an even less radical, atypical bloc dissection may be performed in selected patients, mostly because of significant general morbidity.
For animal-to-animal transmission, all current evidence is in favor of a less efficient transmission of BSE and atypical scrapie compared to classical scrapie [ 11, 60].
Description of atypical cases for "émergences" is a less frequent and more open process than the syndromic surveillance methods.
