Sentence examples for overtly unique from inspiring English sources
There is therefore nothing overtly unique with this group of beetles compared with other ambrosia beetle lineages.
Relative to CRMs, the enrichments unique to shared singletons, did not appear to be overtly liver specific.
Although the Rpn6-N conformation seen by EM in LP2 was not overtly reflected in LP2-specific cross-linking of this domain, an LP2-unique cross-link was in fact observed between Rpn6-Lys195 Rpn11-Lys12yS12 (Table S1).
In what has to have been a trick played on SFX's Wall Street investors, the most unique physical space, a latticework bamboo dome shaped called "Tarantula" played host to the overtly drug-referenced Ketaloco stage on Saturday where Eats Everything and others played some ironically un-k-hole-like techno.
Interestingly, in a MATR3 sequence analysis of 48 patients with BAV and CoA and in some cases VSD, although no overtly pathogenic coding region mutations (e.g. frameshift or nonsense variants) were observed, we did identify two unique non-coding deletion variants (c.2235-15_16delGT and c.3086_3089delTTAG; NCBI RefSeq: NM_001194955.1).
"What makes this particular spam operation unique is that it's not trying to drive users directly to an adult webcam or dating site overtly, but it's using the premise of the safety element to convince a user that he should be verified first before they meet," says Narang.
Kent Hughes was unique among prominent Australians in publicly identifying as a fascist, although he never joined a fascist organisation or acted overtly in a way that could be described as fascist and there is no evidence to suggest he was an anti-semite.
ANT2 mRNA was dramatically overexpressed in human breast cancer cell lines (MCF7, MDA-MB-231 and SK-BR-3) and was overtly increased in ovarian cancer cell lines (SK-OV-3 and SNU8), however, suggesting that overexpression of ANT2 could be a unique feature of breast cancer and ovarian cancer that may play a role in cancer development.
Rationing becomes overtly ageist.
