Sentence examples for unconventional variant from inspiring English sources
An unconventional variant appears in Dori Kimel, From Promise to Contract: Towards a Liberal Theory of Contract (2003).
Frank Uhlmann and Gillian Griffiths raise questions specific to their fields, and focused on the mechanism of defined phenomena - the condensation of mitotic chromosomes, the presentation of extracellular antigens to cytotoxic T cells and their resistance to their own cytotoxic output; and the escape of cathepsins from lysosomes in an unconventional variant of apoptosis.
In contrast, unconventional histones comprising variants such as H2B.Z, H2A.Z, and CENP-A have specific functions that are distinguishable from the conventional one.
After dissolving his partnership with Gowan in 1963, Stirling evolved a rather playful variant of postmodernism, making use of unconventional building axes, complex geometric shapes, and brightly coloured decorative elements.
Alberta premier Ed Stelmach wasted little time visiting Washington to promote Canadian oil sands as a "safer" option in the wake of the Gulf of Mexico disaster – referring to the oil sands as an "unconventional" source, as though one of the most destructive variants of fossil fuel extraction was merely a friendly alternative.
After activation by self-phosphorylation, right after dissociation from GRP78, the phosphorylated IRE1 introduces an unconventional splicing by removing an intron to generate a spliced variant of XBP1, which is called sXBP1.
In rare cases, B cells can supply HIV-1-infected individuals with unconventional antibodies equipped to neutralize the wide diversity of viral variants.
The extreme divergences of the Stylonychia/ Oxytricha histone variants suggest that their functional roles may be somewhat unconventional.
Nothing too unconventional there.
"A little unconventional, though".
