Sentence examples for be exceptional in terms from inspiring English sources
BBC Radio 5 live chief football reporter Ian Dennis: "This World Cup will be exceptional in terms of the atmosphere.
The first suggestions that plant mitochondria might be exceptional in terms of DNA uptake came from studies of their fungal-derived, homing group I introns (for example, [ 8]), and a growing body of evidence for plant-to-plant HGT has since accumulated [ 3].
The United States, which can certainly afford to provide healthcare at quite a high level for all Americans, is exceptional in terms of the popularity of the view that any kind of public establishment of universal healthcare must somehow involve unacceptable intrusions into private life.
"On the whole, they've been exceptional in terms of their desire to work - not in terms of their acceptance to work.
The founding team of Peanut is exceptional in terms of expertise and determination, so every day going to work with these guys is a pleasure, however atypical it is.
The University of Alberta is exceptional in terms of its large biobank of cryopreserved human islets [ 26].
The decision-making process by NICE is exceptional in terms of stakeholder participation: a manufacturer is offered the status of formal consultee in the appraisal process.
CpG islands (CGIs), central to the regulation of mammalian gene expression, are exceptional in terms of whether, when and how they are affected by epigenetic reprogramming.
These are exceptional in terms of body size differences, including the two extremes in the genus: Z. minutus, being the smallest, and Z. inornatus being the largest, both are found in sympatry (Mees 1957; Black 2010).
Compared with the control set, no brush-border gene was exceptional in terms of recombination rate and none (with the exclusion of TAS1R3, which displayed no selection signature) had unusually high GC content, which may bias selection inference (Pollard et al. 2006) (supplementary fig. S3, Supplementary Material online).
