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My artistic process is largely devoid of reactionary, or even topical, tendencies and I recognize that this is atypical among internet artists.

C. crescentus exhibits a cyclical, dimorphic lifestyle that is atypical among prokaryotes [ 1, 2].

Second, SOPE, but not strain HS, has a highly disrupted (nonpolarized) pattern of GC skew that is atypical among prokaryotic genomes (fig. 2) (Francino and Ochman 1997; Frank and Lobry 1999) (Rocha 2004).

With her wide-eyed all-American looks, Trish Goff was atypical among the second wave of supermodels of the 1990s.

Beavers are atypical among rodents with respect to several life history traits as they have a much larger body mass, longer lifespan and do not reach sexual maturity until 1.5 3 years of age (Table S7, [1], [14]).

The United States has been atypical among industrialized countries in lacking a universal healthcare coverage system.

Pre-transplantation parameters that could predict the development of TB would be extremely valuable since the classic presentation of TB was atypical among transplant recipients.

However, the SHeS results also show that non-drinking among males is most prevalent in the lowest income quintile (20%), a demographic most comparable with offender populations, suggesting our sample may not be atypical among peers living in disadvantaged communities [ 15, 28].

Members of the Fox subfamily P share several characteristics that are atypical among Fox proteins: their Forkhead domain is located near the carboxy-terminal region and they contain leucine zipper motifs that promote FoxP homo- and heterodimerization and thus highly selective, tissue- or cell-type specific activity [ 6].

If the amount of DNA per chloroplast were actually constant during this period of leaf expansion, then Arabidopsis and tobacco would be atypical among the plants for which such data have been reported, and would not serve as good models for certain aspects of chloroplast development.

This is not an unusually large number, but it is atypical that they are distributed among so many regions of the genome (Table 1 and Additional file 3).