Sentence examples for a classical feature in from inspiring English sources

Lymphopenia is a classical feature in arthropod-borne viral infections [ 32].

Bone loss is a classical feature of adjuvant arthritis, in which an increase in the number of osteoclasts and in the formation of osteoclast precursors from the monocyte/macrophage compartment in the synovium was reported within few days after disease onset [ 64].

A classical feature of TP53 activation in response to physiological stress (e.g., oxidative stress) leading to DNA damage is the activation of signaling cascades leading to DNA repair, recombination, and the control of DNA replication ultimately protecting cells from endogenous DNA damage [ 42].

Thus, TEKT5 has a classical feature of a CT antigen.

So he ignores them, opting instead to see classical features in a hotdog stand or donut shop.

Besides, the diagnosis may be twice as misleading when ischaemic colitis occurs, which is a classical associated feature in both colonic cancer and CD with mechanical obstruction [55].

Using a monoclonal antibody against human and murine Aβ [15], we failed, even in very old NEP-deficient mice, to stain Aβ deposits (Figure 1b and d), which is a classical morphopathological feature detectable in brains of Alzheimer patients (Figure 1f).

Virgil's Lake of Averno and the infernal rivers Styx, Acheron, Cocytus, Lethe, and Phlegethon, among other Classical features, recur in Christian literary treatments.

Epidermoid and dermoid cysts are lined with stratified squamous epithelium and they have classical features as in any other body location.

Their 2004 installation, The Empty Museum, replicates a room in a classical gallery, featuring a Bach soundtrack and deep red walls that are dramatically spot-lit.

Hence, classical chaos, along with many other classical features, is emergent in a more complex, subtle sense than Ford and others allow.