Sentence examples for been classically defined as from inspiring English sources
A major hurdle facing nephrology researchers is that the human kidney has been classically defined as a non-proliferative and non-regenerative organ.
The small, monomeric G-protein Rho has been classically defined as a key biological regulator of the actin cytoskeleton [1] [3].
MyD88 was able to promote the development of MCA-induced fibrosarcomas, a model that has not been classically defined as having a significant inflammatory origin.
Although this disorder has been classically defined as a childhood phenomenon, growing evidence exists that separation anxiety may have an adult onset (adult separation anxiety disorder, ASAD), regardless of history of childhood separation anxiety disorder (CSAD) [ 4].
This is a matter of debate since these calcium channels are classically defined as activated by high cell membrane depolarization in excitable cells.
Exploring how a cell consumes itself -- Macroautophagy is classically defined as a pathway for the nonspecific sequestration and degradation of cytosolic material when the cell is faced with persistent starvation.
VAP (Ventilator Associated Pneumonia) is classically defined as a hospital-acquired pneumonia developing 48 hours or later after the beginning of mechanical ventilation.
Chronic exertional compartment syndrome (CECS) is classically defined as a condition presenting with recurrent, ephemeral increases in pressures of confined muscle compartments during exercise.
It is classically defined as the sum of the infinite series [1, 2, 3] begin{aligned} zeta (s)=sum _{n=1}^{infty }frac{1}{n^s} end{aligned} (1 with the complex variable (s=sigma +it).
The Value of Information (VoI) is classically defined as the amount a decision maker would be willing to pay for information prior to making a decision (Convertino et al. 2014c; Keisler 2004).
