Sentence examples for highly atypical from inspiring English sources

"It's a highly atypical slowdown in Canada given the underlying strength of the domestic economy".

The Gap's announcement is more remarkable because it comes after a series of highly atypical stumbles.

The Gap's miss on sales is more remarkable because it comes after a series of highly atypical stumbles.

While The Sentimentalists is an unusual winner, Smith, together with fellow judges US writer Claire Messud and CBC broadcaster Michael Enright, had already compiled a highly atypical shortlist.

But Dr. Nelson and Dr. Bauman say this list does not distinguish between "typical and characteristic manifestations" and those that are "rare, unusual and highly atypical".

Dogs are among the most difficult mammals to clone, scientists say, because their reproductive systems are highly atypical, but Mr. Hawthorne thinks that the market is keen.

For example, a standard prototype structure would capture prototypical cats and exclude the highly unusual, atypical cats that a theory structure would cover, and consequently the two concepts would refer to distinct (though related) categories.

When introduced into the yeast Saccharomyces cerevisiae, the septin AspC from the filamentous fungus Aspergillus nidulans induced highly elongated atypical pseudohyphae and spore-producing structures similar to those of hyphal fungi.

Cognitive impairment is a well-known and highly prevalent atypical symptom in hospitalized elderly patients [ 45].

Trilobine, a highly crosslinked, atypical bisbenzylisoquinoline alkaloid, is thought to confer antiamoebic activity to herbal Cocculus preparations for the treatment of infant diarrhea [ 41].

In contrast to MCF-7 cells, Hs578t breast cancer cells are highly invasive atypical epithelial cells, do not express E-cadherin, and already have a mesenchymal morphology.