Sentence examples for i unusually from inspiring English sources

This work reveals two novel features of the organisation and regulation of the dddL-containing operon of R. sphaeroides - (i) unusually for Proteobacteria, its mRNA product lacks an untranslated leader, with no SD sequence and (ii) it is induced primarily in response to the catabolite acrylate and only indirectly by the substrate DMSP.

I (unusually for someone in my position) actually enjoyed writing--in fact, I preferred it to doing the experiments (which were by this time becoming rather tiresome and repetitive).

DWELLINGS IN DEMAND A $50,000 Purchase in Bronxville -- The Jersey Market Is Unusually Active.

I like "Rat and Roach, Friends to the End" exactly because I find it unusually ugly — and wonderfully appropriately so.

Colors over the map correspond to how confident we can be in the forecast that the total amount of rainfall over the three-month forecast period will be either below normal (i.e., unusually dry, indicated by shades of orange and brown) or above normal (i.e., unusually wet, indicated by shades of blue) for the given area and time of year.

I tucked a tissue into my pocket for the Back-to-School Coffee, during which I remained unusually upbeat (had I really attended 12 of these?).

She said, "Why aren't you here?" I felt unusually spritely, so I accepted her invitation.

I must admit I was unusually lucky in being able to transform this lemon of FBI surveillance into lemonade.

But it's not something I would do, and for British people of my age I don't think I'm unusually stiff.

I was surprised how little grief and despair I felt but, unusually, I was reluctant to go home.

Still, given the calibre of clientele lined up before the dollar store's one working cash register, I didn't suppose I looked unusually ragged.