According to Thase (2007), for example, the origins of the atypical depressive subtype can be traced back to the work of Sir Aubrey Lewis, who in the 1930s proposed dividing depression into endogenous or nonendogenous subtypes, a partition supported by the psychopharmacologic work of West and Dally in 1959 [ 5].
A comparison of the typical 'patch' structure of inputs from the ventral striatum (to VS-projecting or DS-projecting dopamine neurons, for example) with the atypical 'patch-less' structure of inputs from the striatum to TS-projecting dopamine neurons.
Another example would be the atypical presentation of an inflamed appendix where there may be an absence of localized right iliac fossa pain.
The image provided by Feldstein et al. as an example of an atypical fracture does not display this fracture pattern, which has been shown in illustrations of numerous case reports, and which originally caused orthopedic surgeons to sound the alarm about fatigue fractures in the elderly.
The patient with relapsing fever described in this report represents another example of an atypical exposure by becoming infected during a daytime activity.
It is an atypical example of the Perpendicular form of Gothic architecture, with low aisles and nave arcades and a tall clerestory.
Mig-7 is an example of an atypical gene that is unique in its induction, translation and apparent carcinoma-specific expression.
In addition, genes associated with systemic inflammatory response such as interleukin 4 (IL4) and tumor necrosis factor (ligand) superfamily, member 9 (TNFSF9) were found up-regulated, which is another example of an atypical bacterial invasion response.
A particularly fine example of the former, although the subject is atypical, is "A Couple and a Boy in a Garden" (circa 1648-50).
However, this example does not allow robust conclusions about marine snakes in general, most notably because of the atypical ecology, morphology, and physiology of this lineage.
