Hyperthermia in adults with major burns is not uncommon; however, the extent of the problem is not known.
Moreover, intrafamilial variability is not uncommon, to the extent that family members with the same causative mutation(s) can show different phenotypes.
In September 2015, there were warm anomalies (+2 3 °C) off the New South Wales south coast that extended zonally far into the Tasman Sea (Fig. 3a), although anomalies of this magnitude and spatial extent are not uncommon at this time of year.
Suicide in itself is a rare event and suicides by jumping are uncommon to an even greater extent.
Non-coding genes that span long genomic extents are relatively uncommon.
These type of population movements, or demic expansions, driven by climatic change and/or spread of pastoralism and to some extent agriculture, are not uncommon in human history.
They do not eat aquatic vegetation to a significant extent and rarely eat grass because it is uncommon in the thick forests they inhabit.
Despite the immune privilege of the central nervous system, and to a lesser extent the peripheral nervous system, immune dysregulation is not uncommon.
Muskellunge, (species Esox masquinongy), solitary and somewhat uncommon pike valued as a fighting game fish and, to a lesser extent, as a food fish.
Late bloomers are not uncommon in the marathon, but no late arrival has bloomed quite to this extent in marathon's professional era.
"It's not an uncommon metric but, unfortunately, too many people don't utilize it to the extent they should," Faas says.
