Sentence examples for Although classically from inspiring English sources

Although classically such mechanisms are considered to affect a small number of mRNAs, more recent studies suggest these localization events are much more widespread (Holt and Bullock, 2009).

Although classically the role ascribed to integrins has been that of anchoring cells to the ECM, the functions of integrins greatly exceed that of mere cell adhesion (127).

Although classically a complication of antibiotic therapy, PMC is increasingly seen in the immune compromised population with diseases such as lymphoma, leukaemia and AIDS.

Although classically an autosomal-recessive condition, acquired EV has been reported in immunodeficiency states, including sporadic reports in adults with human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) infection [ 4– 10].

Although classically a plasma protein, fibrinogen exudes from the vasculature at sites of inflammation, such as the inflamed OA joint, owing to the retraction of inflamed endothelial cells [ 11].

Although classically research has focused on the search of candidate genes, exciting new findings demonstrate that in addition to direct and indirect alteration of expression of Hsa21 and non-Hsa21 genes, alteration in copy number of functional, nontraditional genomic elements may affect the variability of the DS phenotype (Letourneau et al. 2014).

In my opinion, it's a delicious combination, and although not classically Spanish, it's one I hope Simone and Inés Ortega, the authors of the book, approve of.

Although not classically thought of as an adherent cell type, megakaryocytes in the marrow develop in juxtaposition to endothelial cells which display a number of integrin counter-receptors.

This was possible in the present study on horses, which, although not classically used as animal models, have enabled us to shed light on, and raise new questions about, the impact of routine post-delivery procedures on human development [59].

Although not classically recognized as an intracellular pathogen, uropathogenic E. coli exhibit enhanced macrophage survival relative to non-pathogenic strains, which may facilitate intracellular persistence.

Although not classically felt to be a nosocomial infection, the threat of spread through donated blood makes West Nile a potential nosocomial pathogen.