The phrase "are more unique to" is not correct in standard English usage.
The term "unique" means one of a kind, so it should not be modified by "more" as it implies a comparative degree.
Example: "These features are unique to this species."
Alternatives: "are distinct to" or "are specific to".
In the case of cloud computing there are additional motivations for monitoring which are more unique to the domain, these include: At the infrastructure layer, performance can be incredibly inconsistent [11] due to the effects of multi-tenancy.
Their projects include launching the first video production studio complex in Algiers, advising Algerian advertisers on media planning strategy, and creating their own startup consultancies, think tanks, and conferences, where the more battle-tested among them can coach and coax newbies through the growing pains every entrepreneur endures, and those that are more unique to Algerians.
Outbreak datasets, comprising the second category of disease transmission data, are more unique to epidemiology and disease ecology.
Symptoms such as nasal congestion, sore throat, and cough are more unique to influenza and would not be appropriate for use in CHC.
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"In fact, it was more unique to not have one".
A person's ideal asset allocation is more unique to the individual person than was previously recognized," she added.
I met a producer in Hollywood and he said it is better to sing in a foreign country and become famous because you will be more unique to them and they will be more interested.
Among the pathways that are central for life, the one that appears to be more unique to S. cerevisiae and other Saccharomycetes is cell cycle (115 genes), because only a small fraction of its proteins have orthologs in other eukaryotes.
Issues which were more unique to each group were also evident and this is discussed where relevant.
Forget the ice rinks and gluhwein stalls, there are more unique ways to get together with friends and family in the run-up to Christmas.
