Sentence examples for broader than classical from inspiring English sources

This definition is broader than classical imprinting because it includes phenomena such as polar overdominance (callipyge) (Georges et al., 2003).

In the past few decades, statistical convergence has been an energetic area of research due essentially to the aspect that it is broader than customary (classical) convergence, and such hypothesis is talked about in the investigation in the fields of (for instance) Fourier analysis, functional analysis, number theory, and theory of approximation.

This reveals a certain level of specificity in TB activation, although it is more broad than the classical pattern recognition receptor-mediated defense responses of plants against pathogens (including insects) that are often species or even isolate-specific (Hogenhout and Bos, 2011).

Thus, perivascular MSCs have a broader stem cell potential than classical neural stem cells.

The punctuational theories offer many new predictions that need to be tested, but also provide explanations for a much broader spectrum of known biological phenomena than classical gradualistic evolutionary theories.

Hyphenate broader-than-ever as a modifier or, better still, say "broader powers than ever".

She has more than classical bone structure; she has classical mystique as well.

His rhythmic manipulation was un-Classical, his themes personal and of more than Classical significance.

Connectionist modeling therefore seems more "biologically plausible" than classical modeling.

Substructural logics are non-classical logics weaker than classical logic, notable for the absence of structural rules present in classical logic.

The research theme is different here than classical game theory.