Sentence examples for uniquely smooth from inspiring English sources
But if Shelton is a uniquely smooth operator, he's not the only guy in his position.
Usually I thought the effect was chaotic, but then a few weeks later I would be sent the most lucid, organized drafts, all in Frank's uniquely smooth, clear, expansive style.
His group was noted for its detailed arrangements and a uniquely light, smooth sound (typically played on flute, cello, guitar, bass, and drums).
PDE III is the major cAMP-hydrolyzing PDE (a negative regulator of cAMP) uniquely expressed in vascular smooth muscle cells, and PDE IIIA isoforms are also involved in cardiovascular function by regulating vascular smooth muscle growth regulation and phenotypic changes.
On the basis that PDE III is a vasoactive enzyme uniquely expressed in vascular smooth muscle cells and plays a pivotal role in vascular function, we evaluated PDE IIIA immunoreactivity in postmortem human brains.
These include ecological and behavioral features such as exclusively fossorial habits, specialized feeding on social insects and their larvae, as well as derived phenotypic characteristics such as highly reduced eyes, uniquely modified jaws, and smooth, deeply imbricate, cycloid body scales.
This relation allows us to prove that the signature series of a class of simple non-smooth curves uniquely determine the curves.
This is a smooth consistency gel that is uniquely composed of a mix of low and high molecular weight HA.
MHCIIa expression in putative stem cells/proliferating cells probably represents an ancestral trait, while specific involvement of some MHCIIa genes in smooth muscle fibres is a uniquely derived feature of the vertebrates.
Bin data were normalized to the number of regions represented in each bin and the total number of retained uniquely matching reads; the data were then smoothed by five bins with a step size of one bin.
But for the LGBTQ refugees among them, discrimination faced in their past make it much harder to make that transition a smooth one, and often leaves them uniquely burdened by issues of trust.
