Sentence examples for unusually not from inspiring English sources

The substituents at the aroyloxyl moiety have an important and unusual influence on the DNA photocleavage, and DNA photodamages of the compounds were unusually not depended on the electronic effects of substituents on the corresponding oxygen-centered radicals.

Many people see Milosevic in this Machiavellian light, but Krivokapic seemed, unusually, not to personalize the problem of Serb aggression.

Cacao contains, unusually, not one alkaloid but several, including caffeine, found in many tropical plants, and theobromine, found in few.

In line with procedure, the driver sounded his horn to acknowledge the men - but unusually, not all of them responded.

Peyron, a 53-year-old from France who is one of the most experienced and successful multihull sailors in history, was, unusually, not on board but was following closely in a chase boat.

A state election in Kashmir in 2002 had, unusually, not been rigged, and although the turnout was low, the new state government, committed to a "healing touch", had a greater claim to legitimacy than the previous regime.

Results of the WSRT procedure are labeled in the parlance suggested by Tukey as, "unusually low," "not unusual," and "unusually high" [ 14].

The WSRT procedure provides a useful method to portray the differences in directly age-adjusted cancer rates occurring at the county level compared to the overall state rate as "unusually low," "not unusual," or "unusually high".

So intense was Clooney's second outburst that the Mail unusually chose not to comment.

She said he was unusually attentive, not at all a skittish bachelor.

Even if the relationship withstands scrutiny, the explanation could be that shares are unusually cheap, not that gold is expensive.