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The phrase "uniquely different from" is grammatically correct and commonly used in written English.
It means that something is distinctly or exceptionally dissimilar from something else. Example: "Her perspective on the situation was uniquely different from everyone else’s, which is why she was chosen to lead the team."
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Again, in a world in which Africa's experience with HIV/AIDS is so uniquely different from the rest of the world, such uniqueness measured by these two variables is an indication of their potential appeal as explainers of the crisis on the African continent.
Unlike CT imaging, which can only measure relative differences in electronic density, the above MRI techniques are largely uniquely different from one another.
Their attitudes and behaviors appear to be uniquely different from those of earlier generations, creating a kind of seismic cultural shock on many levels.
They tell us little about what will work for an individual — an individual is, by definition, uniquely different from everyone, including study participants.
These cellular responses are uniquely different from other cationic polymers such as polyethylenimine and point to stress-related mechanisms specific to the polyamidines.
The electrochemical behavior of the electrochemically deposited nanoporous Pt layers was uniquely different from that in previous reports; thus, the pores inside the Pt layers are not accessible to small redox species, such as glucose or Fe CN 63−/4−.
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To this end, nanostructured films exhibit uniquely different properties from nontextured homogenous thin films due to the deliberate engineering of nanoscale features into the structure.
Another historian, Matthew C. Hulbert, calls the guerrilla war in Missouri "hyper-violent," making it a "uniquely different wartime experience" from that of ordinary soldiers.
These discussions were instrumental to the development of modern toxicology as well, as it helped further distinguish between the classical notion of pharmaka, in which no substance was singled out as uniquely different in kind from other substances, and that of venenum, which was increasingly defined as fundamentally harmful to the human body.
The end result is the formation of cell populations with uniquely different proteomes and metabolomes from the same genomes.
We hoped that Nintendo Land would have been able to execute that kind of responsibility, but for those people who have only seen how other people are playing with the Wii U and Nintendo Land, they could not know how uniquely different the Wii U is from the Wii.
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