Sentence examples for rather atypical from inspiring English sources
Tracking the development of a rather atypical "typical" subdivision through all its stages, a professor considers our real estate history.
By Erin Overbey September 23, 2011 A little while ago, a pressing debate took place at a rather atypical location: Bergdorf Goodman's Men's Store, on Fifth Avenue.
(Art: John Gordon Gauld) A little while ago, a pressing debate took place at a rather atypical location: Bergdorf Goodman's Men's Store, on Fifth Avenue.
A little while ago, a pressing debate took place at a rather atypical location: Bergdorf Goodman's Men's Store, on Fifth Avenue.
In the master bedroom, just a glass wall divides the sleeping area from the bathroom, "which is rather atypical in an apartment," Mr. Ausset said.
Rather atypical for Stevens – given the inscrutable card-face he ordinarily wears in public – is the air he brings with him this morning, complete with the easy smile of someone who has lost a dime but found a diamond.
Instead, the promoter of LeEXP1 was found to contain no typical RIN target motif, but rather two atypical CArG-box sequences, C ATTTATA TG and C AATTTAAAG (underlines indicate atypical bases; Table 1 and Figure 1A).
As in the case of the water buffalo presented here, CpHV-2 associated MCF elicits rather an atypical clinical and gross pathological manifestation in cervids, suggesting that the caprine herpesvirus 2 causes a more atypical form of MCF in other susceptible species.
It's certainly true that many of O'Connor's characters have sadness and loneliness at their centre; but this often seems to make them typical, rather than atypical, of the society to which they belong - one the writer himself described as "potty, lonely".
This provides further evidence that the chemotherapy-induced modulation of complement is not part of a classical inflammatory response, but rather an atypical stimulation.
If end-of-life care research is to be methodologically sound and useful to clinicians [ 13- 15], it needs to be conducted in relevant, rather than atypical, settings.
