Sentence examples for a more classical manner from inspiring English sources

In a more classical manner, the differential expression of adherens molecules such as CD34 and Necl2 (Cadm1) in distinct stem cell populations is likely to affect compartmentalisation (Trempus et al., 2003; Giangreco et al., 2009).

Did that mean he choreographed in a more classical style?

Mr. Brandon's body then straightens into a more classical pose.

George Martin was musical history in a more classical sense.

It is this disjointness that makes it possible to distinguish states in a classical manner.

The statistical mechanics of particle trajectories are constructed in a classical manner.

A normal database may be useful for the evaluation of a deficit in fat-free mass with or without excess fat mass (sarcopenic obesity) for a given age category, complementing the classical concept of body mass index in a more qualitative manner.

This, again, is a departure from more classical approaches.

Lewis's style "may be more classical than Pattinson's semi-method manner," she wrote, but Lewis "handles the role of the married consul, whose amused admiration for Bell flares into love, with a deftness that had us palpably relaxing during his scenes".

Yet others attest to a more informal manner.

Okeydokey, he said, assuming a more convivial manner.