Sentence examples for a single incidental from inspiring English sources
The phrase "a single incidental" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used when referring to one minor or secondary occurrence or detail that is not the main focus. Example: "In the report, there was a single incidental that caught my attention, but the main findings were more significant."
In the conducted individual measurements, not a single incidental personal radiation dose has, however, exceeded the limit level given by the national radiation authorities.
Patients (n=223 303) who had a single incidental sample taken for C-reactive protein, albumin, calcium and serum liver function tests where available, between 2000 and 2008 were studied.
Nine of 13 MEPN were positive for HOXB13, including a single case of incidental adult MEPN found in a filum terminale resected for tethered cord syndrome.
We did not find any evidence of sample-switching due to aberrant barcode identification in any lanes, although we did find that a single individual was an incidental carrier for a disease-causing mutation in the MYO7A gene (p.Ala397Asp), as this variant was found in all three lanes and confirmed with Sanger sequencing.
The dog that talked with a sassy attitude and a Mexican accent was introduced by TBWA/Chiat/Day in 1997 as an incidental character in a single commercial.
The evidence of recombination among pre-/early-vaccination era MV strains and the lack of detection of recombination among post-vaccination era MV strains are consistent with the shift in epidemiology from a situation of co-circulation of strains in populations to a bottleneck situation with incidental introduction of a single strain to a susceptible sub-population of a geographical region.
I spotted a few incidental beards but not a single topknot; a couple of sunlounger selfies (guilty), but no one too cool to hum along to Adele (she's big in Rhodes, apparently).
Some additional findings were observed only in a single fetus and are considered to be incidental: cervical ribs, mild ventriculomegaly, choroid plexus cysts, a solitary hemivertebra, syndactyly of the first and second toes and agenesis of the third toe.
Genetic information is now available through a single resource which helps with repeatability, documentation and incidental reporting.
A modified version of this reporting system (Table 1) was recently applied to a single institution's cohort of 133 CT-detected incidental nodules and the National Cancer Institute's SEER database of thyroid carcinoma.
There isn't a single hiccup along the way, even in such incidentals as buttery, super-short cheese straws.
