Sentence examples for both intermediate and nonclassical from inspiring English sources

Assumedly, both intermediate and nonclassical monocytes can invade the endothelium, renewing the macrophages and dendritic cell pool in each tissue, including arterial wall [6].

A similar relationship was observed for intermediate and nonclassical monocytes, however, without statistical significance.

Monocytes isolated by CD14 selection included the classical and intermediate subsets, whereas those isolated using a CD16 monocyte selection kit included the intermediate and nonclassical subsets of cells.

In autos, auto parts, appliances, and machinery, the US imports and exports both intermediate and final goods to Canada and Mexico.

A new nomenclature defines human monocyte subsets into three, classical (CD14++CD16-), intermediate (CD14++CD16+) and nonclassical (CD14 + CD16++) [ 39].

Human monocytes consist of two major subpopulations, classical (CD14++CD16−) monocytes constituting 80 90% of blood monocytes and CD16+ monocytes, which are subdivided into two subsets: intermediate (CD14++CD16+) and nonclassical (CD14+CD16++) monocytes [ 15].

Talotrexin combines characteristics of both the classical and nonclassical antifolates.

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].

Additionally, the estrogenic activity of D3 in the uterus was mediated through both classical and nonclassical ERE-independent mechanisms.

The steady-state rate equation describing ping-pong kinetics is the same for both classical and nonclassical mechanisms (eq 1).