Sentence examples for uncommon pattern from inspiring English sources

This is not an uncommon pattern in social networks.

Signs of injury can be found on almost every well-preserved adult Neanderthal skeleton (Trinkaus 1995; Berger and Trinkaus 1995) and are concentrated in the head and neck, producing an uncommon pattern of injury that may have resulted from hunting strategies requiring proximity to large prey animals (Berger and Trinkaus 1995).

Therefore, in addition to the lack of common variation downstream of intron 6 in humans, SLC2A4 has an uncommon pattern of variation in Africans, characterized by a high number of segregating sites and singletons but low nucleotide diversity.

This is not an uncommon pattern as tagging recaptures have shown that even though the migratory and non-migratory cod exhibit differences in allele frequencies at the Pan-I locus [17], [19] and frequently other differences as well [7], [20], they are seemingly sympatric on the spawning grounds [7], [21], [22].

Among the subtype B samples, K65R was detected in more than 1.0% of reads in a sample with a complex mixture of KKK nucleotide variants including AAA-AAG-AAA (the second-most common subtype C pattern) in 38% of reads, AAG-AAA-AAA (the most common subtype B pattern) in 7% of reads, and an uncommon pattern AAG-AAG-AAA in 50% of reads.

Metastatic spread with an uncommon pattern of involvement has been reported [ 12, 13].

"Wc" is code for "wild-caught," "hots" are venomous species, and "het," an abbreviation of "heterozygous," indicates that a snake carries a recessive, and often desirable, trait, such as albinism or uncommon patterning.

Other uncommon patterns include transscaphoid, transcapitate, transhamate fracture dislocation, transscaphoid, transcapitate, transtriquetral, perilunate fracture dislocation, and transscaphoid, transtriquetral, perilunate fracture dislocation [5, 6, 7, 8].

This article reviews the causes of physiological FDG uptake in the head and neck, and of uncommon patterns of uptake due to benign lesions, artefacts, recent surgery, inflammation and scarring.

However, this vast amount of complex data yields many opportunities (e.g., quality services, reducing healthcare cost, detecting uncommon disease pattern, etc).

The bottom row simulates the distribution of activity as if there was a pause at the end of the expiration phase, which is not an uncommon breathing pattern.