Sentence examples for uncommon expression from inspiring English sources

Acute syphilitic posterior placoid chorioretinitis (ASPPC) is an uncommon expression of syphilis and was reported to describe a round, large, yellowish, placoid lesion at the level of the retinal pigment epithelium (RPE) in the macular area or posterior pole (within the arcades) [8 10].

Regulation of the expression of HKs by the stimulus that induces their activity is not uncommon – expression of the cytokinin receptor CRE1 and ethylene receptors is regulated by cytokinin and ethylene treatments, respectively [22].

The country was awash in cries for justice, calls for vengeance and, not uncommon, expressions of regret for the fate of an old man who never seemed quite as loathsome as some of his fellow autocrats, the standards admittedly grim.

This lack of concordance between the two techniques is not uncommon when expression levels are very low, or when cross-hybridization with similar species can confound the results.

While it is imperative that health-care providers are aware of the potential complication of seizures associated with cefepime use, our findings indicate that seizures and NCSE are very uncommon clinical expressions of cefepime neurotoxicity.

I developed uncommon gifts of expression, able to talk on and on not only with eloquence but even in rhyme.

That is not uncommon with free expression cases, which often test our limits for accepting offensive ideas that are outside the mainstream.

Thus, it is not uncommon that keratin expression changes in the development of cancer, particularly when there is a change in differentiation.

Superior performance of L2-penalized regression, with associated complex prediction models, may not be uncommon in gene expression prediction problems, as Bøvelstad et al. (2007) also found Ridge regression to produce superior survival prediction compared with the LASSO in three other gene expression datasets.

It is not uncommon to hear expressions like 'apathetic', 'mummified',... [ 1] or to hear patients report that they are 'incapable of thinking straight' or feel 'like zombies' [ 2].

In contrast, estrogen receptor (ER) expression was uncommon with only 1 tumor having >75% cells expressing ER and 1 tumor with <25% of cells expressing ER.