Sentence examples for appear atypical from inspiring English sources
And the weather conditions, as they were described to the crew before takeoff and as the captain and first officer discussed en route, did not appear atypical for a winter night in the Buffalo area.
While this contribution may appear atypical for conventional ecological forums, the design discipline of landscape architecture may offer translational strategies for engaging and valuing human participation in ecological restoration by expanding the debate surrounding novel ecosystems to allied fields.
While the approach taken in this paper may appear atypical in the field of ecology and restoration science (especially when compared to carefully formalised field trials and ecological assessments), we consider that our findings provide a unique insight into ongoing large-scale mining activities and the associated challenges faced by rehabilitation practitioners.
Two AKR sublines appear atypical in possessing theta C3H.
One FTLD-TDP case was found to harbor a C9orf72 expansion -- TMEM106B expression in this case did not appear atypical for the GRN FTLD-TDP group.
The nitrogen uptake and reduction mechanisms in A. thiooxidans appear atypical compared to that described for other microorganisms that assimilate nitrate or nitrite [ 72- 74].
About a fifth of malaria cases in 1999 for the Kapit division of Malaysian Borneo had routinely been identified by microscopy as Plasmodium malariae, although these infections appeared atypical and a nested PCR assay failed to identify P malariae DNA.
However, there were deeper choroidal lesions that appeared atypical for sympathetic ophthalmia (Fig. 3).
Acute Q fever may be asymptomatic or appear as atypical pneumonia, granulomatous hepatitis, or self-limited febrile illness.
The clinical manifestations of acute Q fever appear as atypical pneumonia, systemic febrile illness or acute hepatitis.
One of these studies recorded spontaneous neurotransmission in pure iN cultures [ 97] but the presented neurotransmission events appear electrophysiologically atypical, lacking fast rise and slow decay times.
