Sentence examples for uncommonly observed from inspiring English sources

In ongoing trials, events that could be suggestive of autoimmune disease were uncommonly observed.

4 However, despite attaining postoperative normocalcemia, parathyroid hormone (PTH) elevation is not uncommonly observed after surgery.

Heritabilities in this range are not uncommonly observed in model organisms and humans (e.g., Yang et al. 2013).

However,  considering the signs are uncommonly observed in athletes, I suggest to remove "Atherosclerotic coronary artery disease" from table 2, section "sudden cardiac death".

Although citrullination appears to be a generalized process, autoantibodies targeting citrullinated proteins are relatively specific for RA and, although occasionally observed in other autoimmune conditions, are uncommonly observed in healthy individuals [ 14].

Although focal FDG uptake in the deeper subcutaneous tissue of the gluteal region is not uncommonly observed as a result of injection site inflammation, the intense nature of the uptake and its deep location in the muscle was suspicious enough to warrant further evaluation.

They are uncommonly well observed, which does not necessarily mean artistic or aesthetic.

Auffenberg [2] reported that injured and wound-infected mammals (deer, mostly) were observed, uncommonly, but often enough to indicate that prey sometimes escaped attacks.

Sam Gold has directed with an uncommonly observant eye and ear.

Thyroid tissue is observed not uncommonly in 5 15 % of all dermoid tumours, but in order to qualify as a struma ovarii, the proportion of thyroid tissue present must comprise more than 50%% of the overall tissue [4].

As the meeting broke up, Jonas observed what was surely an uncommonly successful attempt at Tolkien-themed romance: a girl and a boy sitting closely next to each other, the girl's right hand holding a pen, while the boy's hand clasped hers over it, as they traced, as one, the elegant lines of Elvish calligraphy.