Sentence examples for very uncommonly from inspiring English sources

Very uncommonly (7 % of all ASRs), "idiopathic" rupture may occur in a normal spleen (Fig. 2).

Rare colours can appear unexpectedly in certain lines, for instance while an all-white cocker is usually bred by selective breeding of very light golden strains, they can still appear very uncommonly to parents who are dark colored.

In this study, however, amongst those patients with a reason for default documented on programme records, substance abuse (including alcohol) was very uncommonly cited.

Very uncommonly, patients with rhabdomyosarcoma (RMS) may present with clinical and/or laboratory features of DIC.

T. annae is endemic in Northwest Spain, is very uncommonly reported elsewhere and has never been recorded in Scandinavia.

"The law clerks are highly intelligent, very able, uncommonly diligent," she said.

The sample sizes are very small, but not uncommonly so in studies dealing with omics data.

The grilled New York strip steak and the grilled veal chop were very fine pieces of meat, uncommonly tender with great flavor.

But from the very start, the son was an uncommonly talented painter.

COSMIC is also recruiting uncommonly fast in this very rare disease, therefore an interim analysis to exclude unexpected higher-grade toxicity is necessary.

Why is that?Mr Finn: A long story, uncommonly well told by the very same Diane Ravitch in "The Language Police".