Do they have any uncommon powers of description?
In countries where street addresses are uncommon a detailed description of how to get to a patient's house including a map should be maintained in the patient's file.
GI noroviruses are relatively uncommon, and systematic descriptions of GI outbreak epidemiology and characteristics are scarce (9 ).
Second, the endoscopic presentation of this mixed solitary papilloma is uncommon and contrasts with previous descriptions in the literature.
Three formats of risk presentation were considered, namely, frequency (e.g. 1 in 200), percentage (e.g. 0.5%) and verbal description (e.g. uncommon).
Yet co-authorship patterns vary across discipline; the interpretation of author ordering is fraught with ambiguity; and richer textual descriptions of authorship are uncommon, and difficult to interpret, aggregate, and evaluate at scale.
Although it is critical to resolve problems with a health interview before conducting the larger study, testing an interview can be resource intensive and detailed descriptions of this pilot testing process are uncommon in the literature [ 7, 8].
It is also not uncommon for authors to refer to previous studies for the description of cell lines and organisms, leaving it to the curator to trace earlier publications and resolve ambiguities.
Moreover, only one trial in 10 collected stool samples in controlled conditions from inpatients, and full description of the methods used to measure stool or blood radioactivity was uncommon.
But his enthusiastically received speech omitted the gruesome description of terrorist crimes that was the leitmotif of the conference, and made uncommon use of the word "defense".
But these descriptions miss a steel in him, an ambition and a will to succeed, and an uncommon ability to position himself for the job he wants, as he has just managed to do again.
