Sentence examples for classical lineage from inspiring English sources

The freelance choreographer Emery LeCrone (she and Mr. Peck are both alumni of the City Ballet-affiliated New York Choreographic Institute), said that "when I think about people like Justin and other people that I have encountered my age," there is a strong interest in "honoring some sort of classical lineage, like the classical technique, but also trying to explore their own voice within that".

In the three Thai isolates and the new S-OIV isolates, the segment containing the M protein derives from the Eurasian lineage, and the segment containing the nonstructural protein (NS) derives from the classical lineage.

The human case and two of the swine isolates in Thailand (A/Sw/Chonburi/NIAH9469/2004 and A/Sw/Chonburi/NIAH977/2004) bring together the HA segment from the North American "classical" lineage and the NA segment from the Eurasian lineage, as in the 2009 S-OIV outbreak strain (Figure 1).

The classical lineage haplotypes instead became widely dispersed, resulting in a clonal population within Africa and Australia.

Isolates from both LCMV case-patients belonged to the classical lineage I, which has been detected elsewhere in Europe.

In contrast, major genome rearrangements mark significant genomic differences between the ancestral and the classical lineage (Fig. 3).

Co-expression of the classical lineage-specifying regulators T-bet, RORγt and GATA3 is more difficult to reconcile within a model in which each effector subtype is a distinct terminally differentiated lineage but may instead provide a mechanism for the functional plasticity that is apparent between T cell effector subtypes.

Whereas for lungfish previous studies only reported a Z sequence [ 67], our analysis of the SRA database retrieved a lungfish classical MHCI sequence (Additional file 4: Text S1), underlining the long co-existence of the Z and classical lineages.

All I had seen until now had been nice: well-crafted, subtly musical, flattering to the dancers and paying graceful tribute to the neo-classical lineage of Balanchine, Ashton and MacMillan.

This is older than can be solidly concluded for separation from the classical branch for any non-classical lineage found in tetrapods such as for example CD1 (even when studying as CD1/PROCR lineage), which if judging by presence in extant species (reptiles, birds and mammals) can only be traced to 312 MYA ([ 84] and unpublished data).

As with the first set of Thai strains above, the second set of strains brought a classical-lineage HA into contact with a Eurasian-lineage NA, but these isolates have a Eurasian NS segment in addition to Eurasian-derived NP, PA, PB1, and PB2 segments.