As the address began, Trump hit a series of surprisingly hopeful notes, with declarations of "a new tide of optimism" and praise for the nation including an unusually ego-less assertion that "our state of the union is strong because our people are strong".
Unusually, more is less on this occasion.
Foreign ownership of banks is unusually limited (to less than 5% in Nigeria and South Africa).
The mutant mice had normal activity levels and coordination, but when the researchers put mutant mice in an enclosure with a mouse that had been restrained in a small cage, they were unusually shy, spending less time sniffing and interacting with the caged mouse than did normal mice.
Perhaps when clients only hear a voice or read text it might appear to be unusually authoritative and less distracting than when also observing a live therapist and office decor.
T lymphocytes and skin fibroblasts were unusually radiosensitive, although less sensitive than in classical ataxia telangiectasia (A-T).
Only 5 studies have data in both treatment arms, and unusually, there is less data available for the control group than the intervention group.
However, the relative magnitudes of the site-specific cancer incidences within a gender would only have been affected by underreporting of cases if the population sub-groups discussed above were unusually prone, or less disposed, to certain types of cancer.
It is worth mentioning that the response rate observed in Group A was unusually low, and less than that seen in published studies of similar populations of patients treated with the same schedule (Rougier et al, 1997; Van Cutsem et al, 1999).
This unusually sociable place functioned less as a bar and more as town pub with a metaphysical bent.
