Sentence examples for both classical and nonclassical from inspiring English sources
Improvisation has been a core component of both classical and nonclassical music and dance.
Phylogenetic studies depict an extremely complex evolutionary history of class I genes, where both classical and nonclassical loci exhibit little orthology across mammals as well as among vertebrates in general [8].
The steady-state rate equation describing ping-pong kinetics is the same for both classical and nonclassical mechanisms (eq 1).
Additionally, the estrogenic activity of D3 in the uterus was mediated through both classical and nonclassical ERE-independent mechanisms.
We then evaluated in more detail the different potential mechanisms of action of D3 through both classical and nonclassical ER pathways.
From these and previous studies, it is apparent that poly-ubiquitination is a common posttranslational modification of both classical and nonclassical MHC molecules 18– 24, 24– 24.
Talotrexin combines characteristics of both the classical and nonclassical antifolates.
In addition, D3 stimulated both classical (Aqp5) and nonclassical (Cdkn1a) ER-mediated gene regulation.
These differences in macrophage numbers were not due to changes in circulating blood cell counts, as total numbers of white blood cells, monocytes (both classical Ly6Chi and nonclassical Ly6Clo) or neutrophils in the peripheral blood of mice were similar (Table 1).
Although the pancreas might seem an unlikely estrogen target, it bears classical and nonclassical receptors on both α- and β-cells in the islet of Langerhans.
A second issue that needs to be considered involves the versatility of the signal transduction pathways leading to the activation of both NFκB (canonical and noncanonical) and ER (classical and nonclassical).
