Sentence examples for As paradigmatic from inspiring English sources

Finally, GM3 is considered here as paradigmatic as particularly abundant in lymphoid cells but we cannot rule out the possibility that gangliosides others than GM3 could have a role in determining TRAIL sensitivity in other cell types.

Dante's story is thus historically specific as well as paradigmatic.

Stories like Moneyball1 are praised as paradigmatic examples of the great successes that can come out of data analysis.

The third offers a paternalistic view of women as paradigmatic victims in need of protection from all forms of sexual expression.

Despite the tendency of Western legal systems to regard individual ownership as paradigmatic, all Western legal systems allow a number of different forms of group ownership.

Faust is often taken as paradigmatic of Western man, and that is usually taken to mean that to achieve, you must sell your soul to the Devil.

To illustrate these similarities more clearly, this Part focuses specifically on the exterior designs of products as paradigmatic examples of non speech sales activities.

Parkinson's disease (PD), characterized by tremor, bradykinesia and rigidity, was studied as paradigmatic neurologic disease predominantly by functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI).

The working-class martinet father he played in Terence Davies's film Distant Voices, Still Lives (1988), which Postlethwaite credited as his big break, can be seen as paradigmatic of his career.

We critically discuss narrative as both a self-reflective methodology and as a paradigmatic shift in future adaptation research and practice.

Finland and Portugal were chosen to be compared as they represent different welfare state types and as the paradigmatic transition from the old to new public health is assumed to be related to the wider welfare state development.