Sentence examples for an exceptional phenomenon from inspiring English sources

Such differential retention of duplicate genes may have facilitated the isolation of nascent species formed during the vast radiation of teleosts and does not appear to be an exceptional phenomenon.

Gerald Martin observes that "the publication of I the Supreme in 1974 was an exceptional cultural phenomenon".

It was, however, highly regarded by critics with Gerald Martin claiming that it was, "an exceptional cultural phenomenon".

The awareness of this exceptional phenomenon leads to some clinical considerations.

Exceptional phenomena are hypoplasia or aplasia of the face, neck, or trunk muscles [ 2].

This twice-exceptional phenomenon -- who knew?

Kieran Turner's "Jobriath A.D". is an exceptional documentary about a pop phenomenon that never happened.

Udall's novel forces readers to contend for its 600 pages with two dissonant stories: the exceptional tale of an exceptional family, part of a phenomenon so minuscule and remote a part of American society as to be freakish, known only by lurid headlines torn from the news; and, more conventionally, the story of a family man's burnout, temptation and redemption.

In order to investigate whether the reductive evolution of mitochondrial rRNAs is an exceptional or a more general metazoan phenomenon, we also analyzed the lengths of mitochondrially encoded tRNAs (fig. 1 c) and OXPHOS proteins from complexes I, III, IV, and V (fig. 1 d– g).

An exceptional illustration of this phenomenon is the neutralization of American genotype DENV-2 by human antibodies to DENV-1 [ 81].

The nematode Caenorhabditis elegans has long served as an exceptional model system for understanding diverse biological phenomena such as development, neurobiology and genome structure [ 1- 3].