Sentence examples similar to is uniquely significant from inspiring English sources

Historians using the feudal model for comparative purposes emphasized those characteristics which resemble or seem to resemble Western feudal practices and neglected other, dissimilar aspects, some of which were uniquely significant in shaping the evolution of the areas in question.

They reported that both attributional style and dysfunctional attitudes were uniquely associated with the number of prior depressive episodes above and beyond neuroticism, sociotropy, and autonomy; none of the latter was uniquely significant.

For example, using a longitudinal design, Hankin et al. (2004, Study 2) found that when the CSQ and the DAS were examined simultaneously in the prediction of depressive symptoms and depressive disorder, neither main effects, nor diathesis-stress interactions (entered on a subsequent step), were uniquely significant for either cognitive style.

2) The dialogue between photographs made for practical purposes and those intended by their creators to be works of art is uniquely vibrant and significant in the history of photography.

Thoracic ultrasound is uniquely positioned to make a significant impact on pre-hospital care given that ultrasound can diagnose with high accuracy the presence or absence of interstitial fluid and/or pneumothoraces and thus guide treatment and clinical decision making on these two important causes of dyspnea.

After the University oral, only the certification of the final dissertation by the student's reading committee must be obtained before conferral of the Ph.D. The examination, therefore, is a uniquely significant event and is designed to evaluate the student's preparation to write a dissertation at the highest standards of excellence.

"It is uniquely challenging".

This is uniquely confusing".

LDMDCP is uniquely brilliant.

But Japan is uniquely Japanese.

The aide system itself is uniquely Alaskan.