Príklady rareness

• This picture is one of her finest works and the rareness of her oeuvre has brought expectations of a record price.

• His shyness may explain the rareness of his appearances.

• The value of this data comes from its rareness or unexpectedness.

• The 1840s in particular saw a burgeoning of interest in plants, especially in the beauty of flowering plants and in the rareness of specimens.

• Its rareness even within these strata, however, inhibits a well-based statement on its true biostratigraphic range.

• Their rareness nowadays implies that defences are effective and genetic traces have largely disappeared.

• For the nonautistic group, the responsiveness to a high intensity approach may be a function of the rareness of its use.

• Also, the applied definition of local rareness and local abundance is arbitrary.

• The relative rareness of its use and the high standing of the members of tribunals are generally a guarantee of their credibility.

• Many general practitioners fail to recognise the illness, perhaps understandably, because of its rareness.

• The degree of rareness and the amount of charring on the outside may vary according to taste.

• This the term is sometimes associated with the rareness and great expense of purple dye in the ancient world.

• Taking into account the rareness of species, the southeast of the island scores well when the total diversity is considered.

• Due to their rareness and scarcity, the masks are very expensive and wanted in major art museums.

• Due to its rareness, asymptomatic presentation and myriad etiologies, no guidelines for its treatment or care has been described.

• The rareness of a color and its unique value also increase the value.

• Even though the rareness of the dodo was reported already in the 17th century, its extinction was not recognised until the 19th century.