Sentence examples for peculiar to note from inspiring English sources

What's peculiar to note before I get started in sharing the data is that half of the respondents had to use a VPN to access the survey because the platform, Survey Gizmo, is currently blocked by some of the ISPs.

It was interesting to note that the singlet cluster MCOR0404S, shows a peculiar sequence due to a 114-bp insertion in position 110, within the mature protein.

It is important to note that the higher wheel running of females than males in line 7 is not peculiar to this generation (e.g., see Garland et al. 2011a for results from generation 43).

No significant toxicity peculiar to SPI-77 was noted, with only an occasional mild rash or infusion-related hypersensitivity reaction.

In addition, a buried glutamic acid (Glu), which is peculiar to O2-tolerant hydrogenases, is noted within close proximity of His.

This is not peculiar to the English language, he notes, with scientific forms in other languages also posing difficulty.

This pattern of changes is not peculiar to phosgene poisoning since similar findings were noted following exposure to other lung irritants [33].

Evidently, ouabain effects on systemic blood pressure are peculiar to rats but not mice as also noted before by others [ 21].

In a recent editorial about the proposal, the New York Times noted that the problem is not peculiar to Britain.

Lynch (2013) notes that the problem is not peculiar to functionalism about truth, generalizing to virtually all approaches that attempt to fix the denotation of 'true' by appeal to implicit definition.

He noted that in Scotland it was peculiar to the MacLeods, though it is almost never used within the clan.