Sentence examples for making atypical from inspiring English sources

From the samples positive for EPEC only 7 (4,9%) were positive for both eae and EAF (typical EPEC), making atypical EPEC the predominant pathotype.

"So one thing we could do is make atypical appearance more familiar and mundane," possibly by showing people with these types of appearances on television more often, he says.

For example, some infants and young children later diagnosed with autism make atypical vocalizations.

It's really an atypical film which was made by atypical people".

But does this make Hannah atypical?

The typical elements of his experience – the years of revising, the near penury (his friend Keith Gessen recalled the phone in their shared Brooklyn apartment going unanswered to avoid collection agencies), the countless rejections – makes his atypical success all the sweeter.

So when the police caught local teenagers spraying graffiti on a nearby plywood construction fence a few weeks ago, the owner of the shop and the 116-foot fence, Mark Schachner, made an atypical decision: Rather than press charges against the offenders, he put up a sign inviting others to paint freely, without fear of punishment.

One thing that makes him atypical is a rich portfolio of early accomplishments.

In the midst of this typical conservation battle--scientist-advocates on one side, resource managers on the other--Wilcove made an atypical move.

Finally, what makes Chris Kyle atypical is that he wrote a bestseller called American Sniper.

Zedan told the Fond du Lac Reporter that she got on well with other students, even if her age made her atypical.