Sentence examples for remarkably idiosyncratic from inspiring English sources

Since adverse events are often remarkably idiosyncratic, pharmacogenomics may offer a way of predicting side effects and their severity from a particular drug or drug class in individual patients.

He moved to London and resumed his directorial career, making films of a remarkably idiosyncratic and eclectic originality, including "These Are the Damned," "Eva," "Modesty Blaise," and "Mr. Klein".

The Berkeley students were impressed with the remarkably idiosyncratic means Lisbon and Porto have addressed their waterfronts while "climbing the hillside" behind: the dense layering of their vertical urban development serves as a useful counterpoint to the studio's ultimate resource, the terraced hills of the Douro Valley.

Data from 3 years of observation nest censuses on BCI show remarkably idiosyncratic variation in the cell-closing patterns of individual females (Kapheim et al. unpublished data).

Today's homemade vows rarely aim to change society, but they can be remarkably personal and idiosyncratic.

Although this homology scheme has its critics even among morphologists (Gulyaev, 1996), the cercomer theory remains compelling in that it provides a rare, idiosyncratic link between two lineages otherwise so remarkably distinct in body plan and autecology (Llewellyn, 1965).

But they're remarkably few and far between, separated by songs where it's easy to succumb to Newsom's idiosyncratic approach: you're pulled along with her through the melodic twists and turns of the title track or A Pin-Light Bent.

In the short run inflation oscillates because of idiosyncratic movements in various components, such as rent, health care and imported commodities, but over longer periods, it is remarkably inertial: the best forecast of inflation over the next five years is inflation over the past five years.

People are idiosyncratic.

Others are more idiosyncratic.

HOMES are idiosyncratic purchases.