Sentence examples for an atypical pattern of from inspiring English sources

"There is a very live debate about whether autism should simply be recognised as an atypical pattern of development like left handedness which doesn't necessarily need treatment," he said, "It just needs to be recognised as different and maybe supported educationally but not cured or eradicated".

"There is a very live debate about whether autism should simply be recognised as an atypical pattern of development like left handedness which doesn't necessarily need treatment," said Prof Baron-Cohen, "It just needs to be recognised as different and maybe supported educationally but not cured or eradicated".

On the basis of EMG investigations, there is some evidence that different shoulder pathologies lead to an atypical pattern of shoulder-muscle activity [9, 26].

When a shower passed through a thunderstorm, Schellart and his colleagues found an atypical pattern of radio waves, due to strong electric fields in the storm that wrench charged particles around and change the radio waves' polarization, or the orientation of their electromagnetic wiggles.

The O. latipes enzyme also shows an atypical pattern of inhibition by diagnostic inhibitors.

There are, however, two caveats related to this strategy: patients may be lost to follow-up if not immediately treated, and the fact that some patients have an atypical pattern of viremia, with transient non detection of viremia in the first six months after onset of symptoms.

It is well known that dialysis patients have an increased risk of TB compared with the general population [ 6], with an often atypical pattern of development [ 7].

Firstly, when one of the three diagnostic labels was attached to a patient further investigation frequently revealed a grossly atypical pattern of disease.

The exception was in recordings from SA1 fibers, which showed a robust, but atypical pattern of firing to light stimulation.

An alternative explanation for the atypical pattern of structural evolution in the Portiera BT genome is that the presence of large and repetitive intergenic regions promotes rearrangements.

In particular, the atypical pattern of blad occurrence, exclusively during a very limited period of time in the life cycle of Lupinus plants, suggests that this protein may display other physiological roles, a subject that is currently under investigation.