Sentence examples for rare description from inspiring English sources

The author showers encomium on Bharata in his various roles as monarch, husband, son, friend and devotee, a rare description of a "perfect human being" among Jain writings.

To our knowledge, there is rare description of DILI complications due to I-131 ablation therapy in thyroidectomy patient.

To the best of our knowledge, this is the rare description of DILI complications in thyroidectomy patient due to I-131 ablation therapy.

The New York Post, the first to report that the apartment was available, offered one of the rare descriptions of the layout, given that there was never a formal listing.

A major reason for Equiano's popularity is that his autobiography contains a detailed account of his birth and childhood in Nigeria, with rare descriptions of the culture of 18th-century Igbo society.

I employed two graphologists, a detective, an expert pianist (to explain "I"'s infatuation with "E"); some comically bad mathematics (of my own devising) to estimate "I"'s height from the curvature in the lines of her writing; a doodlefit portrait (like a photofit, but with drawings) based on her rare descriptions of her looks.

Lower or higher specific activities of fusion proteins were often reported, but there are only rare descriptions of bifunctional enzymes that were superior over the free enzymes because of true synergistic and conformational effects (Adlakha et al. 2012; Hong et al. 2007; Riedel and Bronnenmeier 1998; Rizk et al. 2015).

The rare descriptions, in the literature, of ocular infections due to Pasteurella multocida include: endophtalmitis, keratitis and corneal ulcers, Parinaud's oculoglandular syndrome, and conjunctivitis.

Regional isolation in the deep-sea has previously been implied in taxonomic studies, which typically record a high number of distinct, geographically restricted morphospecies and only rare descriptions of the same species from distant locales [ 1, 21].

So I decided I'm going to write a poem in the form of a rare book description.

One of the most moving is a rare contemporary eye‐witness description, called the "Book of Chilam Balam of Chumayel," which recalls the two worlds, before and after contact.