Sentence examples for addition unusually from inspiring English sources

In addition, unusually large numbers of patients with acute jaundice came to 25 smaller private health care facilities in Biratnagar during April May 2014.

In addition, unusual (opportunistic) infections or unusually severe course of infections are part of the clinical spectrum.

In addition, the unusually robust global growth last year may make the deceleration feel like the most wrenching since the oil shocks of the mid-1970's.

The light regions are younger, revealing a complex pattern of parallel and intersecting ridges and grooves in addition to unusually bright impact craters typically surrounded by systems of rays.

The absence of a filled inner f shell is the reason for the somewhat higher melting temperature of cadmium and zinc, although both these metals still melt easily and, in addition, have unusually low boiling points.

In addition, an unusually high frequency of tandem base substitutions (17%) was observed among the mutations from comfrey-fed rats.

In addition, and unusually for a eukaryotic cell, Plasmodium species have two distinct types of cytoplasmic ribosome that differ in their ribosomal RNA (rRNA) composition.

In addition to being unusually modest, the recovery has been unusually unbalanced — especially in how its gains have been distributed.

In addition to an unusually strong and clear countertenor voice, remarkably even throughout its range, Mr. Daniels has a dramatic flair especially well suited to Handel's bursts of vengeance or frenzy.

Although completed as a silent and briefly released as one, "Lonesome" was recalled and refitted with three dialogue sequences, in addition to an unusually dense synchronized music and sound effects track.

In addition to its unusually stellar cast, "Fail Safe," which is first film the actor has produced as part of his production deal with CBS, will be broadcast live (following the networks coverage of the Masters golf tournament) and in black-and-white an homage to the original 1964 film starring Henry Fonda and Walter Matthau and a throwback to the golden age of televisions live playhouses.