Sentence examples for uncommon class from inspiring English sources

Anthocyanins, an uncommon class of flavonoid, only appears in blood oranges of limited data in different fruit parts [15].

The object belongs to an uncommon class of galaxy called lenticular galaxies, thought to represent the transitional phase between middle-aged spiral galaxies and old elliptical galaxies.

LNCaP cells may be a model of an uncommon class of prostatic cancer which responds favourably to androgen treatment.

The patchy distribution of another uncommon Class II aaRS, O-phosphoseryl-tRNA synthetase (SepRS), is also indicative of ancient HGT.

Pros: Damage starts to shine later in the game Most range in the game Most uncommon whole class in the game Highest accuracy among all classes Relatively cheap equips (especially for crossbowmen) High knockback ability Hurricane's (Bow Master skill) rivals Triple Throw (Night Lord with Shadow Partner (star thief)) Pierce (Marksman/XBow master skill) deals very, very high damage to mobs.

However, this is often overlooked and it's not uncommon for class sizes to be 50 plus," says Sarah Devaraj, vice principal at Gnana Deepam, where the student-to-pupil ratio is closer to 20 1.

The haplotype which does not fit this pattern lacks DEFA3, which is uncommon for Class 2 haplotypes.

Objections filed by individuals and attorneys are not uncommon in class-action settlements of this size, according to Todd Scherwin, a labor attorney at Fisher & Phillips who is not involved in the case.

This is not uncommon as many class II haplotypes have similar anchor residue requirements and show promiscuous binding of class II peptides (Chicz et al, 1993).

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This structure property relationship provides new examples of auxetics and shows that negative Poisson's ratios are actually not uncommon among many classes of inorganic (and organic) materials, including elemental metals, alloys, ionic solids, molecular solids and giant covalent networks.