Sentence examples for represents a unique case from inspiring English sources

While those states that have recognised it argue that Kosovo represents a unique case in international politics, most countries evidently continue to harbour real doubts about recognising a move that has not been accepted by Serbia (the state on whose territory Kosovo has been created), or endorsed by the UN security council.

Our expression analysis suggests that the termination of NPL3 represents a unique case likely shared by a limited number of genes.

T. foetus represents a unique case of a mammalian protozoan expanding its parasitic grasp across distantly related host lineages.

After checking for consistency of gene expression profiles PCA analysis, we removed all duplicate samples so that each sample represents a unique case.

This parasite represents an interesting biological model as it represents a unique case of a protozoan expanding its parasitic foothold across distantly related mammalian hosts.

This potentially represents a unique case of a variable sRNA regulating a core gene, as the partially homologous sRNA OmrA, which unlike OmrB is core in E. coli and Shigella, almost invariably regulates the same targets as OmrB.

Their ontogeny are distinguished by the persistence in adult males of larval abdominal respiratory gills, representing a unique case of paedomorphism among endopterygote insects.

Chichén Itzá and Tula have long been conceived as "twin cities"—paired political capitals that share so many aspects of architectural plan, sculptural repertory, and iconographical motifs that they represent a unique case of cultural contact and artistic convergence in ancient Mesoamerica.

Drawing on material from semi-structured interviews on 62 farms, and participant observation on 20 farms, the paper discusses how hay meadows represent a unique case for conservation and considers the limitations of existing conceptualisations of scheme adoption for understanding hay meadow conservation.

However, translocation of preapoVLDL-II would represent a unique case of vectorial migration of a protein through a membrane since apoVLDL-II is itself an apolipoprotein and binds lipid spontaneously.

Large treeshrews represent a unique case study of FBD because they form behaviorally monogamous pairs that persist for several breeding periods [and potentially for life, 46], but also exhibit substantial extra-pair paternity [45].