Sentence examples for atypical composition from inspiring English sources

That probably explains the atypical composition of the audience on Sunday afternoon, when the series began its fourth season with a contemporary-music program performed by Ethel, the young and hip amplified string quartet that champions works designed to tear down walls between classical, jazz and rock traditions.

Serbian variety 'Petra', an interspecies hybrid with atypical composition, was detected as an outlier in comparison to other samples.

We show they consist of two bilayers with an atypical composition of polyphosphoinositides: 12 mol% PtdInsP, 12 mol% PtdInsP2, and 9 mol% PtdInsP3 of total phospholipids.

The start of the large aromatic island was defined by a region of significantly atypical composition.

All of them are very likely to be the product of HGT; two of them contain zones of atypical composition, and one corresponds to a transposase.

By plotting the data using Circos [ 49], distinct peaks appear in areas where the trinucleotide (atypical) composition deviate from the average.

Indeed, the information obtained through sonoelastography in this study has contributed to the diagnostic evaluation of testicular lesions, because it has given an insight into their atypical compositions and it has emphasized the need for a high level of clinical suspicion about malignancy in the context of subcentimetre testicular tumours.

Comparisons against standard predictions of energy expenditure may be compromised by atypical body composition, whereas comparisons based on body composition proxies such as body mass index (BMI) may not reveal unusual relationships between fat and lean masses.

There is an extensive literature describing this approach, from early but seminal studies using atypical nucleotide composition as indicators of LGT [9] [11] to extensive phylogenetic studies covering hundreds of genomes [12].

As a group it has a significantly atypical nucleotide composition (P<0.0001) relative to the genome and the gene content (1497 CDSs) that is more highly conserved with the genus (Figure S1).

Among them,17 genes variably present in isolates from family A, seem being previously acquired by horizontal gene transfer from other species according to their atypical dinucleotide composition [23].