Sentence examples for having unusually from inspiring English sources

The plasmepsins are produced from inactive zymogens, proplasmepsins, having unusually long N-terminal prosegments of more than 120 amino acids.

No reason is suggested why this particular group should be carved out for the purpose of having unusually harsh "work incentives" imposed upon them.

For various reasons, our family ended up having unusually frequent visits to the doctor (not to mention the dentist, but that's another issue).

Out of 52 Saccharomyces cerevisiae strains phenotyped in small-scale fermentations, we identified strain CBS6412 as having unusually low glycerol production and higher ethanol yield as compared to an industrial reference strain.

Her 2004 novel Northern Girls, whose central character, Qian Xiao Hong, finds her tough destiny driven by the accident of having unusually large breasts, is set to be published by Penguin Australia in May.

The Times asked the agency, known as OSHA, to release the injury rates for 13,000 sites it had identified as having unusually high numbers of worker injuries and illnesses.

Mr. Liu, however, had unusually outspoken liberal views.

(Fans of Bob Dylan have unusually deep creases).

And his patients had unusually few complications.

It has unusually nice finishes.

This plant has unusually straight stems.