Sentence examples for some unique aspects from inspiring English sources

Flexible laryngoscopy reveals some unique aspects of swallowing and complements the fluoroscopy procedure.

The manufacturing of steam turbines has some unique aspects related specifically to steam turbine design.

She added that although the problem of women and infection was more complicated than gender alone, it offered "some unique aspects".

Some unique aspects of the experiments include the use of compression pre-cracking and a back-face strain gauge to measure crack length.

Along with the stronger results for the association between weight loss/maintenance and LCS food consumption, there may be some unique aspects of LCS food consumption that merit further attention.

Steam generator, heat transport and balance of plant piping and components in CANDUs are similar in materials and function to those in LWRs, but some unique aspects of operating these systems in CANDU reactors will be discussed.

This would seem to suggest that there is some unique aspect to the automobile market in Germany that may not be captured currently in the PTTMAM.

An antigen is a protein that acts to label and to identify some unique aspect of every cell in your body.

"It needs to address some unique aspect of the American experience, usually either our faults or our aspirations as a nation, with recognizable moral force".

Whether the chromosomes of Kluyvera species have some unique aspect that enhances the mobilization of the blaCTX-M genes remains to be determined.

The mechanism by which HLA-B27 confers susceptibility to inflammatory AS is not understood but is presumed to involve some unique aspect of its role in antigen presentation (reviewed in [ 19]).