Sentence examples for mostly rare from inspiring English sources

These are mostly rare diseases.

Mostly a selection of mostly rare books with some curious objects also, "Voyages" offers a miniature cross section of the vast holdings of the Smithsonian Institution Libraries.

Through Aug. 4 "Voyages," a selection of mostly rare books as well as curious objects, offers in miniature a cross-section of the vast holdings of the Smithsonian Institution Libraries.

That's because his automobiles are beautiful mobile sculptures, mostly rare sport and racing cars made by the likes of Alfa Romeo, Bentley, Bugatti, Ferrari, Porsche, Jaguar and Mercedes-Benz.

Sulfosalt, also spelled sulphosalt, any of an extensive group of minerals, mostly rare species, marked by some of the most complicated atomic and crystal structures known to inorganic chemistry.

Mendelian diseases, the ones that Dr. Grant has linked to his set of synaptic genes, are mostly rare and obscure, but they may turn out to overlap with the common mental diseases in terms of their symptoms and causative pathways, in which case some treatments might overlap too.

The alerts are usually weekly compilations of sightings in a given area, mostly of rare or interesting birds, often with very specific directions on how to find them.

The government is ordering 31 mostly private rare earth processing companies to close this year in that region and is forcing four other companies into mergers with Bao Gang, said Li Zhong, the vice general manager of Bao Gang Rare Earth.

From then on, he could be stirred mostly by rare efforts at subscription writing — an edition of Shakespeare, in 1765, and his "Lives of the Poets" series, in 1779, may be the most consistently entertaining works of criticism in English — which he approached in a deliberately offhand manner.

The second group consisted mostly of rare haplotypes from all geographic regions except Senegal.

In contrast to the EST clusters mapped on dog genome, these clusters mostly represent rare transcripts.