Sentence examples for majority of unusual from inspiring English sources

Dr. Evans noted that celebrities -- especially movie stars and singers -- provided the vast majority of unusual names assumed by others, though emergency personnel who deliver or rescue babies are sometimes thanked with an honorary naming.

"The trouble is there are lots of rocks all over the world, and the vast majority of unusual rocks that people think might be a meteorite do not pan out," said Alan MacRobert, senior editor at Sky and Telescope Magazine.

The volumes determined (752±133 nm3 (n = 88) for the linear population and 802±158 nm3 (n = 72) for the unusual population) were not significantly different, indicating that the vast majority of the unusual structures consisted of single DNA molecules.

Even though traditional fantasy football is likely legal in a majority of states, unusual formats of fantasy football that stray from the traditional skill-to-chance ratio present greater risk.

Taking into consideration that the majority of these unusual astrocytes did not show immunoreactivity for SPARC, we considered them to be astrocytes with mixed protoplasmic and fibrous features.

However, the majority of the unusual high and low covered contigs are of very short length, representing short repetitive elements (overrepresented) and contigs containing only few reads of low quality (underrepresented).

In the majority of cases this unusual association of tumors seems related to a favorable outcome.

Because the spacecraft is out of the Earth's radiation belt a majority of the time, this unusual orbit helps the staff at the Chandra X-ray Center maximize the amount of observing time for the telescope.

CHICAGO, Oct. 25 — With the Chicago Police Department mired in accusations of misconduct, a majority of aldermen took the unusual step on Thursday of asking a federal judge for access to the names of officers who were the subjects of the most complaints.

The majority of patients present with unusual manifestations of opportunistic infections, most often while the number of CD4+ cell count is increasing and/or the plasma HIV RNA level is decreasing [ 11, 12, 15, 16].

A closer examination of the sequences of these atypical introns revealed several properties that distinguish them from the majority of the introns including conservation of unusual signals at the donor splice signal (|ATATCCTT) and immediately upstream of the acceptor splice signal (TCCTTAAC 10-15 bases from the splice junction) [ 20, 21].