Sentence examples for rare selected from inspiring English sources

Genetic testing has limited impact on prognostic stratification in the context of established sarcomeric HCM, except for very rare, selected mutations that have demonstrated consistently severe outcomes in unrelated families, or in the presence of multiple mutations.

Guests can either order from the restaurant's carefully chosen wine list, or, for a more "hands on" approach, they can browse the restaurant's "Wine Wall" for rare, select or vintage wines, which they can purchase for a little over retail.

For one thing, it is one of the rare books selected for sale by Starbucks; somebody thinks it is riveting enough to capture the interest of a caffeinated clientele.

In this pictorial essay we present 13 examples of rare conditions selected from a total of 136 MRI examinations performed at our institution between April 2007 and May 2013.

The potential existence of rare positively selected sites in a subset of branches was then assessed.

For each rare disease selected with patients' names corresponding patient's data are collected.

The exome chip contains 250 K rare variants selected from the discovered variants of about 12,000 sequenced samples.

As a consequence, the 677T allele is in strong linkage with the 1298A one, while the 677T-1298C haplotype is rare and selected negatively [ 29].

"Classical" marine bacteria, such as Vibrio species, easily isolated in pure culture, are now recognized as rare inhabitants selected by laboratory conditions [ 2].

However, overall v1r/ora genes appear to be under higher evolutionary constraints than t2r genes, since we observe only rare positively selected sites in frog and none in Latimeria v1r genes.

Knowledge of habitat requirements of threatened populations from rare species selected for conservation is crucial for assuring their viability (Simberloff 1988; Brussard 1991; Schemske et al. 1994; Heywood and Iriondo 2003), since the establishment and expansion of a species is dependent on growth under favourable ecological conditions (e.g. Baumberger et al. 2012).