Sentence examples for considered an anomaly from inspiring English sources

Not long ago, 50C was considered an anomaly, but it is increasingly widespread.

Customer divestment, whereby a company stops providing a product or service to an existing customer, was once considered an anomaly.

This surprising finding has been considered an anomaly by many researchers, as unions should achieve better working conditions, which common sense suggests should lead to higher job satisfaction.

Why should a Polish, French, German, Jewish, Arabic or Japanese - or even English - name be considered an anomaly if carried by an individual of Hispanic background?

When it opened in 2011, the Omni Dallas Hotel was considered an anomaly with its 6,500 pieces of original art, including work by 150 local artists.

Nobody believes that cellphones protect you from cancer, so the finding is considered an anomaly, attributable to biases and errors in the data.

With the exception of the unsubstituted pivalamide (which we consider an anomaly), the response frequencies for pivalamides are about 10-2 Hz, while for tosylamides they fall below this value.

It is considered a lethal anomaly, associated anomalies usually have no significance.

CONTEXT: RNA interference (RNAi) – once thought to be an experimental artifact, then considered an unimportant anomaly – is now recognized as an important technique for regulating gene expression in animals, plants, and fungi.

Mr. Weill's $88 million sales price, at $13,000 a square foot, was already considered a market anomaly, Mr. Miller said.

If the wavelet coefficients W Ψ f b,a exceeded the corresponding median ( {W}_{varPsi }{f}_{b,a}^{mathrm{med}} ) by T a, we considered a positive anomaly, characterized by an increase in the ionospheric electron density compared to the background (Fig. 8, in red).