The phrase "a classical scenario" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a typical or traditional situation that is often referenced or recognized in a particular context, such as literature, film, or theoretical discussions.
Example: "In many romantic comedies, a classical scenario involves two people who initially dislike each other but eventually fall in love."
Alternatives: "a typical situation" or "a traditional example".
Thus, our two independent supertree approaches provide conflicting results with respect to the position of C. albipunctata, which correspond to (a) the classical scenario in which C. albipunctata is a sister group of Brachycera [ 48], and (b) the most recently supported topology by Wiegmann et. al. [ 49] in which C. albipunctata is the sister group of Culicomorpha.
The classical scenario involves the duplication of an Ldh-A-like locus in Agnatha (lampreys have a single LDH form) that gave rise to Ldh-A and Ldh-B.
The difference between classical scenario technique and a quantitative, yet participatory methodology of developing scenarios for the ATS is described.
Data from PRECiSE 1 4 may suggest a role for CZP in the classical scenario of corticosteroid use, i.e. induction of remission in moderately to severely active CD, and its successive long-term maintenance.
Then, the design of the TSR and a classical mission scenario are described, which form the foundations of the subsequent chapters of this book.
The coincidence between the highest genetic diversity and the predictions of potential presence in the LGM in the same area is very remarkable, but it is the expected result from a classical phylogeographic scenario in which only part of the genetic pool from the glacial refugia colonized new areas.
This is coherent with the classical scenario indicated by ancient paralogous protein pairs where Archaea are a sister lineage to Eukaryotes (Gogarten et al. 1989; Iwabe et al. 1989; Gribaldo and Cammarano 1998).
Recent satellite observations seem to invalidate the classical scenario of Langmuir turbulence.
However, our model still cover the classical scenario of cognitive radio where the PUs have the right to use all channels and SUs take advantage of spectrum only when PUs are absent.
Several phylogenomic studies have supported the classical scenario in which sponges (Porifera) are the sister group to all other animals ("Porifera-sister" hypothesis), consistent with a single origin of the gut, nerve cells, and muscle cells in the stem lineage of eumetazoans (bilaterians + ctenophores + cnidarians).
