Sentence examples for relatively atypical from inspiring English sources

Our patient demonstrated an elevated P-ANCA titer with a negative C-ANCA test and is therefore considered a relatively atypical case of granulomatosis with polyangiitis.

Although we were able to systematically reverse the normal category selectivity in FFA by manipulating lower-level parameters, relatively atypical parameters were used for those nonoptimal faces.

Because patients with advanced kidney failure (eGFR <15 mL/min/1.73 m or receiving dialysis before their first [index] creatinine measurement) have differential risks of death and hypoglycemia compared with those without, and they represent a small relatively atypical population, we excluded them from our cohort.

Whether this argues against a bacterial aetiology is unclear although prolonged cough following relatively minor atypical bacterial respiratory infections are well recognised at sea level [ 63, 64].

In patients with KD, hepatobiliary manifestations such as right upper quadrant abdominal pain or jaundice accompanied by persistent fever are relatively frequent atypical symptoms, making the diagnosis obscure when these manifest as the initial major symptoms.

DL is a technique that is prone to cell sampling variation, particularly when a relatively small atypical or malignant tumour cell population exists within an abundant mixed normal cell population.

Copy number is relatively stable among atypical Hsp70s.

It has been suggested that PTSD is a relatively rare and atypical response to trauma.

Furthermore, CTGF expression was relatively higher in atypical hyperplasia samples than that in NPC samples (P<0.001) (Table 1).

In addition to M. smithii, Methanosphaera stadtmaniae is a relatively prevalent, but atypical methanogenic archaea that reduces methanol and that can be found in human feces in low concentrations (Miller & Wolin, 1985; Dridi et al., 2009).

The patient became severely manic within a few months in spite of treatment with relatively high doses of atypical antipsychotic medication, requiring hospitalization.