Sentence examples similar to uncommonly discovered from inspiring English sources
Not uncommonly, the condition is discovered in adulthood.
Studies in other populations may reveal novel susceptibility loci such as KCNQ1, first discovered in Asian populations and uncommonly found in European populations (33).
What they discovered is an adoring fan base that stayed uncommonly loyal through those four exasperating Super Bowl appearances and a stretch of 12 years with one winning record.
As Benton has discovered, Vishniac released, over the course of a five-decade career, an uncommonly small selection of his work for public consumption — so small, in fact, that it did not include many of his finest images, artistically speaking.
Not uncommonly PET can also offer re-assurance when an anatomical abnormality, for example an adrenal nodule, is discovered on CT and is found to be metabolically inactive on PET.
T.I.V.'s are uncommonly plump and sweet, with a memorably pronounced mineral finish, as you can discover yourself at the Oyster Bar, which often features them.
