Sentence examples for uncommonly involved from inspiring English sources

Although the genitourinary tract is uncommonly involved at the time of presentation (<5%), more than 50% of patients will have involvement of some part of the genitourinary tract in endstage disease.

Abdominal tuberculosis mainly involves abdominal lymph nodes and the ileocecal junction, other organs that are uncommonly involved included the rest of gastrointestinal tract, peritoneum, liver, and spleen [ 1, 2].

Prostatic carcinoma, though, grows close to the anterior wall of the rectum, uncommonly involving the rectum as Denonvillier's fascia is very firm (Fig. 14) [42].

EMH commonly occurs in the liver and spleen (resulting in hepatosplenomegaly) and uncommonly involves the kidney.

A second said it involved "an uncommonly bad mistake".

Because Sacha Inchi seed oil contains uncommonly high levels of ω-3 FAs, it is a good model to dissect metabolic pathways involved in oil and PUFA biosynthesis.

Mrs. Minnich's ordeal has involved a combination of high-risk surgery and medical oddities -- a rare type of cancer and an uncommonly performed operation -- unknown to even leading medical specialists.

Whatever, he has shown himself uncommonly willing to suffer for his art: portraying Hawking – remaining slumped in his wheelchair between takes – left his spine so contorted that Redmayne's osteopath wanted to use him as a case study; The Danish Girl involved meticulous, often minute changes in speech and movement to project accurately the transformation of the Danish artist Einar Wegener to Lili.

In addition, Hansen's disease may uncommonly cause a chronic erosive deforming arthritis, involving both large and small joints, which resembles rheumatoid arthritis [ 3].

Viral integration events have been associated with chromosomal aberrations, such as MYC amplification in HPV-positive genital carcinoma [ 158], and not uncommonly, loss of gene function [ 159 ,160] or gene fusions involving viral human sequences have been reported [ 161, 162].

Uncommonly, a fistula may develop after radiation therapy for a tumor that involves both the esophagus and the central airway.