Sentence examples for coincidental instances from inspiring English sources

These can be difficult to distinguish from coincidental instances of dermatologic disease that are common in patients with advanced immune deficiency [15].

It is not coincidental, for instance, that Newt Gingrich is expected to perform much worse in Iowa than implied by his national polling numbers.

Over the course of the series, Tyrion has traversed a thousand miles of difficult landscape despite the "waddling," and this has required at least one ride in a barrel, one ride in a river raft, two boats, one deus ex hurricane and two instances of deus ex coincidental meeting.

This can be coincidental or due to the fact that P. aeruginosa in almost all instances is an obligate aerobe and will succumb over time as the oxygen inside the wrap is used [ 26, 27].

Although the fact that Mr. Obama held the lead in so many polls is partly coincidental — there weren't any polls of North Carolina on Friday, for instance, which is Mr. Romney's strongest battleground state — they nevertheless represent powerful evidence against the idea that the race is a "tossup".

We conclude that expansions in C9ORF72 are a rare occurrence in AD, and in instances where these do occur, the presence of AD may be coincidental and unrelated to the expansion.

For instance, the first M1 backflow to Africa, dated around 30,000 ya, is coincidental with a harsh glacial period which suggests that this human retreat to Africa could be forced by climatic conditions.

If there have been relatively few instances in which the alpha polymerase has evolved then association with GC content may be coincidental.

For instance, the bivalve molluscs' "competitive exclusion" of brachiopods was eventually deemed to be a coincidental result of two unrelated trends.

As a lover of detective fiction, I admire Bovell's use of narrative suspense and his ability to suggest that coincidental encounters mask a deep unease: a seemingly random confrontation between two women in a bar, for instance, leads to the revelation that they are differently attached to the same man.

We conclude that expansions in C9ORF72 associated with AD are a rare occurrence, and in those instances in the literature where these have been reported, the presence of AD may in fact be coincidental and unrelated to the expansion.