Sentence examples for although not unique from inspiring English sources

Mr. Carnes said the nonprofit site, which he wants to be "like the National Geographic of religion," has had 650,000 cumulative, although not unique, visitors.

It's worth noting, although not unique to the Surface Book, that being able to touch the screen for input is excellent, even when doing boring things like typing, as moving the cursor around is so much faster than using a trackpad.

Hmmm....a Conservative MP saying that is quite newsy, although not unique these days.

Although not unique to swimming, overtraining is a serious condition which can have significant negative impact on swimmers' health and performance.

Although Twitter didn't host any malicious content, nor could the tweets result in a malware infection, it's an interesting (although not unique) way of using the social media site as a clever way of communicating with malware.

These classifying spaces, although not unique, are unique up to homotopy-equivalence (we use the notation (X sim _{h.e.} Y ) to denote homotopy equivalence: this means that there exist continuous maps ( f : X rightarrow Y, g : Y rightarrow X) such that both compositions (fcirc g) and ( g circ f) are homotopic to the identity).

The phyletic pattern, which apparently involves multiple losses and horizontal gene transfers is intriguing, although is not unique.

Force control for the extra axes is considered, and appropriate transformations from measured actuator positions and forces to position and force variables used for control are given, although solutions are not unique.

Although COMP is not unique to cartilage [ 17- 19], the observations in this study clearly support a role for serum COMP as a marker reflecting processes not directly linked to the inflammation in RA.

Although it is not unique to predictive biomarker assays, obtaining clinical specimens for assay validation and the determination of interpatient variability of the study population is critical to the success of the assay.

The observation of isolation-by-distance at the intra-catchment level is somewhat at odds with many of previous studies describing the population structure of brown trout (Crozier and Ferguson 1986; Ferguson 1989; Moran et al. 1995; Bouza et al. 1999; Ruzzante et al. 2001), although, it is not unique (Estoup et al. 1998; Carlsson and Nilsson 2000).