Sentence examples for and classically have a from inspiring English sources

Mucosal melanomas represent about 1% of all melanoma cases and classically have a worse prognosis than cutaneous melanomas.

"People classically have a lucid interval, like what she had," Dr. Langer said, adding that symptoms develop as the bleeding continues and the clot grows big enough to press on the brain.

They classically have a rim of signal loss (haemosiderin rim) on T2-weighted images and exhibit prominent blooming on susceptibility-weighted sequences (Fig. 5).

Angiolipoma classically has a superficial topography, in the subcutaneous tissue, and presents as a painless mass [8].

For example, hydroxyurea and serum starvation classically have been used to differentially arrest cells in distinct cell cycle phases (Banfalvi, 2011).

But Ms. Ullmann's production makes it clear that in "Streetcar" it is Blanche who evolves, struggles and falls as heroes classically have.

In these stories the skeleton of plot is all important, the narrative is shaped, classically, to have a beginning, middle and end.

Most of us are classically trained, and have a really firm technical background.

Patients with COPD classically have neutrophilic bronchial inflammation and raised airway concentrations of the neutrophil chemoattractant leukotriene B4 (LTB4).

Affected patients classically have no underlying liver disease, and the serum alpha-fetoprotein level is usually normal.

Both track pants and fashion sweats catch flack for the opposite reason sweatpants classically have: They supposedly render it impossible for the wearer to be taken seriously.