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John Cocke, a leading computer scientist whose inventions spanned an uncommon range of computing technology from software to microprocessors, died on Tuesday at a hospital in Valhalla, N.Y.

Flexor tendons were more often involved than extensor tendons, and they found concomitant small joint synovitis to be relatively uncommon (ranging from 6%to27%7% of cases) and not a 'sine qua non for the sausage-shaped feature' [ 22].

Whilst the p53 gene is rarely mutated in ALK+ ALCL [43] - indeed p53 mutations are uncommon in a range of hematopoietic cancers [44] – we have previously shown that p53 function is disrupted in ALK+ ALCL cell lines through NPM-ALK-mediated p53 degradation in a manner that depends on the activities of MDM2 and JNK [33].

In patients with a diagnosed pulmonary embolism, RHT is uncommon, ranging from 3.6% to 23.3% of cases [2,3,33-36].

Review of the literature shows that nephrotic-range proteinuria is an uncommon complication of AKI caused by dengue, reported thus far only in Southeast Asia.

Gallbladder adenomas are benign tumors usually found as polyps; they are relatively uncommon, ranging from 0.3% to 0.5% of gallbladders removed by cholecystectomy [ 2].

Calcification has been documented in a range of uncommon lung tumours including carcinoid, hamartomas, sarcomas and sclerosing haemangioma.

Do not go to Victoria's Secret - chances are you'll need an uncommon size, and they carry a narrow range of sizes.

She has an uncommon background, an uncommon view of the world.

This poliomyelitis is actually an uncommon complication of poliovirus infection.

"He's shown quite an uncommon strength of spirit this year.