For example, the eschar can be difficult to retrieve and can sometimes be atypical, for example, having the aspect of a furuncle, which is difficult to recognize.
But this year's Council races are atypical.
Some of these weights are atypical.
"They are atypical in schools".
But the past few years are atypical.
A small proportion (0.7 %) were excluded because their childhood circumstances were atypical, for example, in an orphanage, concentration camp, institution, displaced, refugee.
This was a practical decision because most cancers are rare below this age and, when they do occur, may be atypical, for example being part of a familial syndrome.
Subsequent signalling and intracellular trafficking of the stable BiFC complex may also be atypical, for example, because the fluorescent 7TMR β-arrestin fusion protein created by BiFC impedes recycling (Oakley et al., 1999).
A number of strains were atypical; for example, while 10 out of 14 strains that formed type A1 toxin gave almost identical profiles in whole genome, neurotoxin cluster and FGI analyses, the other four strains showed divergent properties.
"The case of Argentina is atypical". Von Wernich was surely an extreme example, even in Argentina.
The expression about a boot on BP's throat, for example, would be atypical of Mr. Obama; his spokesman, Robert Gibbs, expropriated the colorful imagery from Ken Salazar, the interior secretary.
