Sentence examples similar to uncommon usage from inspiring English sources

Since adolescent drug use was uncommon, its usage was classified as ever versus never.

"The Na, although really uncommon in everyday usage does have a meaning.

But this usage is uncommon, and may cause confusion.

Second, the manuscript is fraught with misleading statements pertaining to the current state of population genetics and evolutionary theory, omissions of previous theoretical work and inaccurate usage of uncommon terminology.

Though uncommon in general American usage, Native American and European medicine have used it for centuries.

On the editorial side, some language usages are uncommon and therefore not clearly understandable, such as for example "invariability" which might mean "invariance" or "absence of variability".

While the patients used the verbal descriptors "very common", "common" and "very rare" in ways similar to the European Commission's Guidelines, their usage of the descriptors "uncommon" and "rare" was substantially different from the EU's.

In people who were born without a hand, or who lost it in childhood, research on related behavioural changes has focused on compensatory foot usage (which is uncommon relative to arm usage), with conflicting results (Yu et al., 2006; Stoeckel et al., 2009).

(7, 8) Alternative promoter usage is not an uncommon phenomenon.

Dobutamine use was uncommon.

Daft Punk's heavy usage of them is not uncommon: broadly speaking, hip-hop is built on the 808, house and techno on the 909, and the quasi-realistic tones of the Linndrum have backed hundreds of pop hits.