Sentences with phrase «relatively uncommon»

This is not necessarily a contradiction, because 5,000 + square foot homes are relatively uncommon and represent the extreme upper tail of the distribution.

Garages are relatively uncommon in most parts of downtown Atlanta.

While it is a relatively uncommon crime, with 335 recorded homicides of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders and 2 019 homicides of non-Indigenous people during the 10 year period from 1999 - 2009, the rate of homicide for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders is 8.5 times the rate for non-Indigenous people.

For this reason, and because some states (Delaware, Florida, Georgia, Mississippi, Pennsylvania, and Texas) do not recognize legal separation as a legal status, legal separation is relatively uncommon.

It is worth noting that it is relatively uncommon to file for legal separation.

Johnston emphasized the importance of continued relationships with both parents except in those relatively uncommon circumstances in which intense, protracted conflict occurs.

Serious delinquency, drug and alcohol abuse, and interpersonal aggression are relatively uncommon among teens who molest only younger children; however there has been a high prevalence of conduct disorder in some samples of child molesters.

Because brag books (or 30 / 60 / 90 - day plans, for that matter) are a relatively uncommon item to bring to interviews, some hiring managers aren't prepared to work them in to the process.

While it remains relatively uncommon to actually purchase anything with these virtual currencies, there's still plenty of money that could potentially be made with these more obscure coins that have been likened to the «penny stocks» of the cryptocurrency world — and the right one could be due for a meteoric rise.

In the games industry, Atmos adoption is still relatively uncommon.

Although there is some financial and lifestyle analysis, it is relatively uncommon for a life carrier to request tax returns or to charge a client more due to a blue - collar profession.

Non-personal email from the prospective client using terminology relatively uncommon for lawyers in the States (e.g. «Dear counselor» or «Dear barrister / solicitor»).

Of course, this only applies for those few cases where parties can not resolve their dispute themselves through the help of the platform and, therefore, would need to rely on the intervention of a third party to decide the outcome of said dispute (a scenario that is relatively uncommon if one relies on statistics regarding ODR).

Antitrust litigation has grown enormously in volume — 10 years ago it was still relatively uncommon to sue for breach of competition law, whereas today it is routine, even if many detailed legal issues remain in contention.

It has been relatively uncommon for private plaintiffs to commence proceedings under other criminal provisions, although there have been some cases — for example, one case brought for alleged predatory pricing which was, until recently, a criminal offence.

Airplane accidents may seem relatively uncommon.

It is relatively uncommon that a block fee must be re-visited.

Reinstatement has been relatively uncommon in human rights litigation before courts and tribunals.

As a note, however, delegates can choose to change their support, although this is relatively uncommon.

Uterine ruptures are relatively uncommon, but that is of little comfort when it is your child who died as a result of a uterus rupture.

My friend Dennis Kennedy started writing about this issue two years ago, but it is still a relatively uncommon practice to include digital assets in estate planning documents.

Bucks typically shed their antlers between December and March, but it's relatively uncommon for both antlers to drop at the same time.

Although there are many tailors at the Pepe market ready to make alterations, Pringle said the concept of upcycling garments is relatively uncommon in Haiti.

However, I object to the failure to distinguish between deliberate dishonesty, which is probably relatively uncommon even in arguments on climate - related blogs, and cherry - picking, which is prevalent.

Munchausen by proxy syndrome (MBPS) is a relatively uncommon condition that involves the exaggeration or fabrication of climate illnesses or symptoms by a primary caretaker (scientist).

Material carries meaning, especially if it's a relatively uncommon one, like pâte de verre.

AB: When embroidery became your primary medium, were you conscious that you were embracing a medium that is relatively uncommon?

At present this is relatively uncommon, as there is little support for it within the dominant game engines such as Unity and Unreal.

Some relatively uncommon (and dare I say rare) cheap SNES games actually exist on the market if you're willing to dig a bit.

The «pay - to - win» model has received a lot of criticism and, while it does exist in some console games, it is relatively uncommon when compared to the cosmetic and, the model I'm about to bring up now, the random loot model.

These cats that have recovered fully from infection are immune, but this may be relatively uncommon.

And, despite what TWS and others would have us believe, contact with these cats is relatively uncommon.

Mountain kings (L. pyromelana spp. and L. zonata spp.) tend to be small and brightly colored, but relatively uncommon in the pet trade due to their protected status in the wild.

That's because, in the wild, food is relatively uncommon.

Although degenerative joint diseases such as hip dysplasia are potential problems, they are relatively uncommon in working lines in the breed.

Because infection is mild and relatively uncommon in many areas, the vaccine is not recommended for all dogs.

Although tumors of the urinary tract are relatively uncommon in dogs, transitional cell carcinomas account for more than 75 % of bladder related cancer.

Ear mites in dogs is relatively uncommon, and many people falsely think that their dog has them.

Remember that some breeds are relatively uncommon and not many cats have yet been tested, so that the figures given in this table are based on a small sample size and may not be wholly accurate.

The komondor remains popular in Hungary, but it is still relatively uncommon throughout the rest of the world.

GI parasitism (worms) is a relatively uncommon cause of diarrhea in an otherwise healthy dog.

CARBOPLATIN (Paraplatin) Nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, loss of appetite — relatively uncommon, but can occur 2 - 5 days after treatment.

Almost all chemotherapy drugs have the potential to cause serious side effects, fortunately, these side effects are relatively uncommon.

Rabbits engage in relatively uncommon but normal behavior when they deliberately eat small, soft, moist (often mucus covered), light green fecal pellets directly from the anus.

Background: The use of external canine limb prosthetics is relatively uncommon in veterinary medicine today.

Most veterinary textbooks say this disorder is relatively uncommon in horses, but Dr. Cameron hypothesizes the limited grazing on Assateague Island puts the ponies at risk for this disorder.

FIP is relatively uncommon in the general cat population.

Since leukemia is a relatively uncommon condition in dogs; unfortunately most cases are usually not properly diagnosed due to the non specific symptoms and the required complicated laboratory studies.

Nonfatal injuries are also relatively uncommon — only 1/10 of 1 % of emergency room visits.

It's relatively uncommon in the general cat population, but the disease rate can be higher in shelters or catteries.