The presence of holes in a triangle mesh is classically ascribed to the deficiencies of the point cloud acquired from a physical object to be reverse engineered.
Hox genes are classically ascribed to function in patterning the anterior-posterior axis of bilaterian animals; however, their role in directing molecular mechanisms underlying morphogenesis at the cellular level remains largely unstudied.
In the case of the Trp-P-2, the cytosolic activation was even more potent than the microsomal activation, which is classically ascribed to N-hydroxylation and subsequent esterification.
The PI functional features of ovorubin were not concurring with the roles classically ascribed to egg proteinase inhibitors.
Homeoproteins of the Engrailed family are involved in the patterning of mesencephalic boundaries through a mechanism classically ascribed to their transcriptional functions.
Although classically ascribed to dysfunction of the basal ganglia, studies of diverse animal models have pointed out that dystonia is a network disorder with important contributions from abnormal olivocerebellar signaling.
(Meliaceae), with a wide spectrum of biological properties, classically ascribed to its limonoid content.
Stress induced insulin resistance has classically been ascribed to increased serum levels of cortisol which promotes gluconeogenesis and inhibits peripheral glucose disposal in a stress dependent manner.
PODXL inhibits cell-cell interaction through charge-repulsive effects and in normal tissues, its presence has classically been ascribed to hematopoetic progenitor cells [ 4], vascular endothelial cells [ 5] and renal glomerular podocytes where it plays a vital part in maintaining filtration pathways [ 6].
Podocalyxin-like 1 inhibits cell cell interaction through charge-repulsive effects and has classically been ascribed to haematopoetic progenitor cells (Doyonnas et al, 2005), vascular endothelial cells (Horvat et al, 1986) and in the renal glomerular podocytes where it has a vital part in maintaining filtration pathways (Doyonnas et al, 2001).
