Sentence examples for unique to a small from inspiring English sources
A study on praire voles, which are monogamous and mate for life, found that they will console one another by grooming when one individual is observed suffering from painful distress – a behaviour previously thought to be unique to a small number of highly intelligent species such as chimpanzees.
Most folk musics are localized, and unique to a small region or city.
What's happening in Hungary is, in some ways, unique to a small country whose experience with democracy is less than a generation old.
This may be due to missing experimental data, or the proteins are evolving too rapidly or are even unique to a small clade of species.
5) The SNP had at least 95% identity within the subspecies so that only alleles that were fixed or nearly fixed for a given subspecies were considered, and alleles that were unique to a small proportion of individuals within a subspecies were not.
The officials say that many of Dr. Miller's patients were exposed to acidic smoke from a sulfur mine fire near Mosul, Iraq, in 2003 that may have injured their lungs, suggesting that those injuries are unique to a relatively small group of soldiers.
These programs are now common and include commercial and noncommercial branded interventions and interventions that are not branded, per se; the specifics of which may be unique to a single or small series of outcome studies.
The Maulino forest is a unique temperate ecosystem restricted to a small range of the coast of central Chile.
These high strengths appear to be controlled by dislocation starvation, unique to small crystals.
Of course, neighborliness and compassion are not unique to small towns.
