Sentence examples for be an outlier given from inspiring English sources

ArgKinase was excluded from this analysis as it harbors very little genetic variation and appears to be an outlier given its significantly negative Tajima's D values.

The BBC was an outlier, giving more time to Miliband, who made up 24.3% of time leaders were speaking on screen, compared to 21.9% of time for Cameron.

The allegations by Lucy Flores — that in 2014, when she was running for lieutenant governor of Nevada, the vice president touched her shoulders and kissed the back of her head — cannot exactly be dismissed as an outlier, given that another allegation of guerrilla nuzzling followed just 72 hours later (this time from 2009) and that multiple photo montages online suggest a similar pattern.

Kimbrel himself is a bit of an outlier, given that he threw more innings than your average closer last season and records many more strikeouts.

While a given species may be an outlier for a given response, it will behave like other animals for other responses.

This poll may be an outlier, but others give her a growing lead (see chart).Ms Rousseff looked nervous in the debate, and struggled to keep her answers snappy.

The number of UCLA players sidelined appears to be an outlier among college football teams, given that only one other Pac-12 Conference player — Washington defensive back Austin Joyner — is known to have been ruled out for the season because of concussions, though some schools are more open about disclosing injuries than others.

"We are an extreme outlier giving a huge tax break to some of the richest companies in the world," says Tom Steyer, a San Francisco hedge-fund billionaire who launched a crusade last week to collect more oil taxes.

"Given where this trend is going, who wants to be an outlier?" Mr. Turner asked.

This latter finding might be an outlier.

Mr. Mahindra may be an outlier, though.