But remember, this is a rule of thumb and there are exceptions in the form of different dot layouts and uncommon resolutions.
However, conflicting results are not uncommon nor is resolution of these conflicts standardized [35], [84], [85].
It is not uncommon for General Assembly resolutions to call out North Korea and other human rights offenders, but if this resolution makes it to a vote it will be the first time a recommendation has been made to refer the country's leaders to the ICC.
At the turn of the year, it is not uncommon to encounter casual "resolution professions," whether over coffee with friends, waiting for the bus at a crowded stop, or simply tuning the car radio to various stations.
Systemic involvement is uncommon and complete spontaneous resolution is expected in months to years' time.
They are not uncommon findings on high-resolution (HR) thoracic computed tomography (CT) and when identified, they require explanation.
Investigating patterns at a fine-grain temporal resolution has been uncommon in weather and crime research to date (see Tompson & Bowers 2013), however it mirrors a wider trend in Criminological research to progress down the cone of resolution to investigate robbery at a micro-level (Haberman & Ratcliffe in press; Irvin-Erickson et al. in press).
More selective sample preparation, e.g. based on laser capture microdissection (Emmert-Buck et al., 1996), that yields better resolutions, is still uncommon.
If an enteric motility disorder is also present (not uncommon), surgery may not lead to resolution of the symptoms.
"From the very beginning of this investigation, we have met significant resistance that is uncommon from victims of crime wanting a resolution," the police chief said.
Variation in spatial resolution across the FOV is not uncommon for systems with such geometry.
