Sentence examples for uncommon characteristic from inspiring English sources

From this group, Phlebia sp. MG-60 was the only one to exhibit the uncommon characteristic of degrade lignin and produce ethanol from cellulose [73].

Furthermore, the receptacle consciousness is described as having the uncommon characteristic of being the seed for the sense spheres (MSG I, 59): the obvious implication here is that our experience of the world is as perception reveals it.

M. perniciosa, together with the related species M. roreri, are pathogens of aerial parts of the plant, an uncommon characteristic in the order Agaricales.

Interestingly, M. perniciosa and M. roreri are members of a group of Agaricales species that are able to infect aerial parts of plants, an uncommon characteristic among this Basidiomycota order.

Due to their uncommon characteristics, these nodes are considered singular.

Smoking and alcohol intake were found uncommon characteristics of the sample population.

Physicians with outlying responses of either type did not share any uncommon characteristics or beliefs.

Genomes most focused on by the scientific community that did not have specific uncommon characteristics were chosen for the analysis.

Directed mutagenesis of this metal PIB-type ATPase which displays uncommon characteristics confirmed the involvement of the gene in the resistance of M. metallidurans STM 2683T to high Zn concentrations.

These are uncommon characteristics and we were fortunate that the two studies used different approaches for selecting the putative functional genes allowing a more thorough comparison of the ± 50 Kb and the SRR ≥ 2 gene definitions.

On CT, an uninterrupted ring of air surrounding the tumour is an uncommon but characteristic feature, and has been attributed to several mechanisms (Fig. 7).