Sentence examples for example of the uncommon from inspiring English sources
To the Editor: In "Amateur Archaeologists Get the Dirt on the Past" (Family Journeys: Israel, July 16), Caren Osten Gerszberg does a good job of looking beyond the politics of the Middle East to show an example of the uncommon experiences that can be enjoyed by travelers to Israel.
For example, discussion of the uncommon tumour types is left to the end and discussed separately in accordance with clinical relevance.
Subtilosin A is an example of a bacteriocin made in this way, while PQQ is an example of an uncommon enzymatic cofactor made from a peptide precursor.
Transmission of Enterocytozoon bieneusi, resulting in a form of intestinal microsporidiosis, is an example of an uncommon infection occurring in adopted children.
We decided to present this case, as it is an example of an uncommon but potentially life threatening symptom, 30 31 which can be dealt with safely by adequate triage.
A telling (but not uncommon) historical example of the relationship between norms and group-membership was the division of England into the two parties of the Roundheads and Cavaliers.
He said that Hayes's conflict with Syngenta was an extreme example of the kind of dispute that is not uncommon in environmental science.
It was the latest example of the players' new bargaining power in an age of uncommon unity among the game's biggest men's stars.
(In actuality, there are nine levels, but examples of the highest three are uncommon).
The Sydney Hospital fountain and the Commonwealth Bank façade are two uncommon examples of the use of the Black Swan in decorative arts in eastern Australia in the late 19th and early 20th centuries.
