Sentence examples for distinctly rarer from inspiring English sources

Diversification of the Higher Nematinae has been a dynamic process in which host-plant associations and larval lifestyles change continually, although feeding-habit changes are distinctly rarer than shifts in host-plant use (Figs. 3 and 4).

Most esophageal duplication cysts are in the thorax; involvement of the cervical region is distinctly rare.

The presence of anterior hip dislocation along with contralateral posterior hip dislocation in the absence of other major traumas is a distinctly rare injury pattern.

There was a feeling that we were a distinctly rare third species in Washington, where there was no nuance among the elephants and the donkeys.

Mild alterations in the liver function tests are common, but hepatic failure is distinctly rare.

Pulmonary hemorrhage as a presentation of IgA nephropathy is distinctly rare, with only a handful of cases reported so far.

> While IgA nephropathy is the commonest cause of primary glomerulonephritis worldwide, pulmonary hemorrhage occurring in patients with IgA nephropathy is distinctly rare, and only 13 cases have so far been reported [ 1– 9].

However, the practical reality is that access to tissue of naïve (previously untreated) patients with colon cancer metastatic to the liver or peritoneum is limited, as it is a distinctly rare clinical scenario since most patients are treated, according to our evidence-based guidelines, with systemic therapy before surgery for metastatic disease.

Except for the well-shaped phenocrysts (single crystals) of such olivines found embedded in the fine-grained matrices (groundmass) of basalts, distinctly developed crystals are relatively rare.

cf. amplexifolium" are distinctly pink (a colour that is rare in other species of the genus) and are consistently twice the size of flowers borne by plants more typical of this species, while the leaves of most individuals of this population are distinctively wholly suffused dark purple (also a rare feature).

A third, rare clonal phenotype consisted of distinctly smaller cells, denoted as 'tiny (3% of D4 clones and 10% of D5 clones).