Sentence examples similar to a remarkably uncommon from inspiring English sources

The danger from shark attack, while very real, is remarkably uncommon and easily sensationalized.

After instruction that included non-adaptive causal factors (e.g., genetic drift), we found them to be remarkably uncommon in students' explanatory models of evolutionary change in both written assessments and clinical interviews.

Mutations in p53 are a common event in tumourigenesis, being particularly common in serous ovarian carcinomas (∼96% Hetland et al, 2011), but are remarkably uncommon in OCCC (9 10% Tan and Kaye, 2007).

The common NFGNB group had a remarkably higher ID-mortality than the uncommon NFGNB group.

It was not uncommon to observe biofilm areas with a remarkably high count of spore-forming cells.

A remarkably analytical sensibility.

15 "a remarkably good day".

It's a remarkably effective partnership.

This is a remarkably efficient operation.

It was a remarkably subdued performance.

Humans are a remarkably resourceful species.