Sentence examples for a more typical case from inspiring English sources
But Italy is a more typical case.
But a more typical case might be that of Nicholas Wollaston, 74, of Britain, who can be designated a "midlist writer," one whose books have sold respectably but not in huge numbers.
But a more typical case is the VIP Club, a bar in Chelsea whose dancers wore bikini tops for more than a year while it challenged a court ban on its topless entertainment.
In a more typical case that took place just blocks from the Mr. Kato's house, relatives of a man listed as 103 years old said he had left home 38 years ago and never returned.
In our study, driven by the CaMV 35S promoter only, hG-CSF produced in transgenic tobacco was observed in apoplast in leaves but in PSV in seeds, providing a more typical case of tissue-specific deposition of an exogenous protein in transgenic plant.
In contrast to the more typical case of high energy brakes, holding brakes operate usually in a reciprocating sense, at very low sliding speeds and allow significantly higher clamping pressures.
The more typical case occurs when non-infected nodes outnumber the amount of vaccine by a large degree [11].
Here we introduce a quantitative formalism for finding the optimal distribution of the group members' competences in the more typical case when the underlying problem is complex, i.e., multidimensional.
But for the more typical case, in Rhagoletis and elsewhere, divergence with gene flow can be studied quantitatively only by measuring variation in divergence among large numbers of loci [ 31].
Rather, they are consistent with the conclusion that the mechanisms by which psychopathology is produced in 22q11.2DS might resemble those operating in more typical cases, and that 22q11.2DS might serve as a model in which mechanisms of childhood psychopathology might be studied.
They can range from (in the most severe cases) impairments in cognitive functioning that may last for months through to (in the less severe and more typical cases) headaches, concentration problems, and dizziness that resolves within a week (Guskiewicz et al. 2004).
