Sentence examples for uncommon subjects from inspiring English sources

Although uncommon, subjects with a spuriously high HbA1c level may also be incorrectly regarded as having diabetes.

When asked about DOJ's opposition to FOIA reform, she said, "It is not uncommon for subject matter experts to provide feedback on technical aspects of proposed legislation and potential unintended consequences".

This research clearly showed that AKI was not uncommon in subjects with impaired kidney function, but was rare in subjects with normal kidney function.

In conclusion, we demonstrated that AKI associated with everolimus, which is used as an anticancer therapy, is not uncommon in subjects with impaired kidney function, whereas it is rare in subjects with normal kidney function.

Dose escalation is uncommon in subjects with intermittent exposure to opioids.

It is, therefore, uncommon to subject an item to environmental stimulus during acceptance testing.

The uncommon iconographic subject recalls Van Dyck's artistic production during his formative years in Antwerp, the so-called First Antwerp Period (1613 1621).

In comparison to these intradomain or interdomain highways of HGT (Beiko et al., 2005), independent transmission of the same gene family to archaea, bacteria, eukaryotes, and viruses is extremely uncommon and subject to apparently rare events throughout the history of life (Moran et al., 2012; Lundin et al., 2010; Koonin et al., 2003; McClure, 2001; McDonald et al., 2012).

Migraine with aura appears to be uncommon in Indian subjects in the present study.

Anaemia was uncommon among the study subjects, 75% of them had normal haemoglobin level.

Indeed, it was not uncommon for the subjects to have the urge to make a slight left hand movement during the presentation of sounds.