I may be atypical of my gender, but I'm not alone.
Dewey & Levin may be atypical in its eagerness to open itself up to change and engage in a long-term transformation process.
While often first identified in the general population, they may affect transplant recipients, in whom their manifestations may be atypical or more severe.
An important mediator of circuit level brain activity is lateral inhibition, and a number of authors have suggested that lateral inhibition may be atypical in ASD.
The phenomenon of the mayor of a town not being able to afford living in the town she represents may be atypical of mayors, but not of less distinguished persons.
Wolff's path to Princeton may be atypical, but it is becoming more common in Ivy League women's tennis, where at least half of the teams include players who were home-schooled or attended online high schools to accommodate the training and travel associated with their sport.
Nevertheless, these cases may be atypical regarding real data sets, and thus a matter of less concern, being a good approach for calculating the number of ties using single elements in real studies (equidistant points in the initial distance matrix).
Alternative explanations may be that because our study population consisted of older individuals, their symptoms may be atypical due to their more complex medical histories compared with those in younger populations [20].
The intent is to assess the "steady state" volume of MRI exams with and without onsite MRI, as the volume of MRI exams immediately after the acquisition of onsite MRI capacity may be atypical if practices work off "pent up" demand for MRI exams when the onsite MRI capacity first becomes available.
