Sentence examples for development of unusual from inspiring English sources

Muscle needling therapy is common for chronic pain management, but the development of unusual complications such as hemiplegia is not well understood.

To track the development of unusual patterns, New York City has set up a computer reporting system that monitors emergency room visits, ambulance calls, and sales of over-the-counter medication.

The cell phones (and peripheral devices) are part of the so-called iida brand [JP], which is supposed to be focused on the development of unusual handsets only.

To date, the question of whether this change amplifies the risk of stroke in women has not been formally addressed but, as already suggested [138], new onset of migraine aura, new persisting headache, increased headache frequency or intensity, development of unusual aura symptoms, prolonged aura may necessitate further evaluation or cessation of COCs.

While such findings point towards a specific role for dissociation in the link between trauma and hallucination, the present data may suggest a wider mediating role for dissociative traits in the development of unusual perceptual experiences, as seen for example in data on attentional focus and hallucinations (Perona-Garcelán et al., 2011).

Rutter, Hermelin, J. A. M. Martin and Lorna Wing all conducted studies on the language used by autistic children in the late 1960s and 1970s which developed Hermelin and O'Connor's view that sensory deficits in infancy led to the development of unusual language features in autistic children (Martin, 1971: 295).

Since the middle of 2007, the journal has also introduced a new venue for publication of "Fast-Track Communications". This venue is reserved for rapid publication of novel developments of unusual significance to the sol-gel science and technology community which, in the judgement of the Editors, requires expedited handling beyond our usual efforts to publish all articles in a timely manner.

The extensive development of these unusual deposits has been used to support the theory of continental drift.

Adults Can Color Too Persistence has paid off for Shelley Gilbert, a frustrated novelist who took matters into her own hands and began her own publishing company -- not to publish her novel -- but to nurture the development of an unusual coloring book.

In the summer reading selection for incoming freshmen, The Best of Enemies, author Osha Gray Davidson chronicled the development of this unusual relationship and its progression from distrust to mutual respect.

A great many papers have been written about pachycephalosaurid crania, in particular concerning the variability of the frontoparietal domes [1,2 and references cited therein], but there are few studies that have attempted to understand the development of these unusual cranial structures.