Sentence examples for a peculiar subset of from inspiring English sources

Oncocytic tumors are a peculiar subset of human neoplasms in which mitochondria have been proven to have a prominent role.

It is a peculiar subset of society that might gaze upon such images and think, 'I'll have what he's having.'.

The Debian keyring is a very peculiar subset of the whole OpenPGP Web of Trust analyzed in [11].

Andrew Keen represented his own peculiar subset of clueless netizens, entertaining us with a stylized version of Facebook's onboarding interrogation: Who are you?

We just don't like to think about it (or we're of that peculiar subset of people who believe, secretly, that worrying wards off the things we worry about).

Together, the results indicate that HER2-positive breast carcinomas represent a particular subset of tumors with peculiar clinical and pathological behaviours.

But "an alcoholic" is just a particular subset of drug addict, addicted to a particular drug.

"I never thought of targeting a particular subset of readers.

Psychopathy seems to be a particular subset of ASPD.

The identification of myositis-specific autoantibodies (MSA) helped to identify peculiar subsets of IDM patients with specific clinical and prognostic implications [ 1].

Movie-star performing is a peculiar, poorly understood subset of the art of acting: it relies on a certain constancy of personality, on the ability to seem at all times as if you were simply playing yourself and to give the audience the illusion that they, somehow, know you — you the person, not just you the character.