Sentence examples for clearly atypical from inspiring English sources

For the majority of children with ASD who had experienced a regression, pre-loss development was clearly atypical.

The model yeasts are also clearly atypical in that their genomes are exceptionally well studied.

We excluded studies of populations with a co-existing medical condition, with clearly atypical smoking habits (e.g. cocaine users or residents of a homeless shelter), or with clearly atypical risk (e.g. alpha-1 antitrypsin deficiency).

Thus, the results confirmed that men whose phallometric group-assignments could not be supported by either their self-reports or their known sexual histories did have phallometric results that were clearly atypical for their groups, at least regarding the one parameter we investigated.

As there are no classical PxxP motifs within the inter-domain region, we assume that it contains other not yet clearly definable, atypical binding motifs as alternative targets of the SmTK3-SH3 domain.

Among other changes, there were two clearly noticeable: atypical sperm heads with the appearance of "folded head" -head fold along the major axe-, and the presence of cytoplasmic droplet.

Previous studies on eye gaze have demonstrated that patients with schizophrenia clearly show atypical eye gaze patterns or scan paths [ 15, 16].

Unlike other aspects of language, 'Numerals are clearly weird, atypical of language generally, because the things they denote, numbers, are entities unlike the kind of entities dealt with in the rest of language, say persons, places, things, actions, states and qualities' (Hurford in Crump, 1990, p. viii).

Overall this clearly confirmed that atypical scrapie is a genuine TSE associated with infectious prions.

As shown by the present work, comparison of gene expression profiles can clearly distinguish between atypical antipsychotics, opioids and psychostimulants.

This disease, designated Nor98 or atypical scrapie clearly differs from classical scrapie, notably with regard to the molecular and biochemical characteristics of the corresponding PrPres and to the genetic factors involved in susceptibility [14] [16].