Sentence examples for rare observation from inspiring English sources

Is he in therapy?" Mr. Sendak offered a rare observation about the themes in his books.

"It's not a rare observation on the part of our customers," Bryce Freeman, the leading rate analyst for the Wyoming Public Service Commission, said.

Unlike in adults the calcification of the valve leaflets is a rare observation [35 38].

The suitability of pyrene as a sensitiser for near-IR emitting lanthanides was further demonstrated in the rare observation of ErIII emission in a non-deuteriated protic medium.

This is a very rare observation with only one ice-AMM (F96DK038) having a high 129Xe/132Xe ratio of 1.67±0.39 among the 35 samples reported by Osawa and Nagao (2002).

Also in the mix is a rare observation by senior critic and art historian Donald Kuspit, who is known widely as the foremost practitioner of psychoanalytic art criticism (and the author of Britannica's article on the history of art criticism), as well as being an expert on contemporary painting.

Rare observations lead to increase in the Q φ values and lower confidence in the data obtained (a), more frequent observations produce the opposite result (b).

Here, for the first time, we present a rare observations of whistlers during sunlit hours from a very low-latitude station Allahabad (Geomag. Lat: 16.79°N, L = 1.08) in India on 04 February 2011.

This type of fractal structure is consistent with reported, but apparently rare, observations of soot superaggregates in heavily sooting laboratory laminar diffusion flames, but is encountered in the much larger meter-scale pool fire at much lower soot volume concentrations.

Uterine leiomyoma and endometrial hyperplasia were rare observations.

The ordinal intensity levels of pTyr284-Ack1 and pTyr176-AKT 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 6, 9 were pooled into 6 levels (as 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, and 6 and above) to accommodate the rare observations in the highest intensity level in most stages.