Sentence examples for classically acknowledged from inspiring English sources

Platelets constitutively express molecules that are classically acknowledged to function in primary hemostasis.

A disrupted skin barrier is the classically acknowledged route of transmission, and we found that the presence of wounds before swimming was associated with the infection.

Synthesis of the proinflammatory cytokine IFN-γ by diabetogenic T cells has been classically acknowledged as an important contributor to autoimmune pathogenesis in T1D.

But he also acknowledged that what we classically think of as courtesy is on the decline.

In tackling the part, Mr. MacFadyen, a classically trained actor who enrolled in the Royal Academy of Dramatic Art just after high school, tried not to be unnerved by the specter of his predecessors, particularly Mr. Firth, universally acknowledged to be the gold standard of Darcyness until now.

Although it is acknowledged that people are not perfect judgement machines and thus make errors, it is assumed that mistakes are non-systematic and thus random [28, 29] (classically modelled through non-determinism).

Even with a reformulation, classical phylogenetic approaches fail to acknowledge this assymetry as the same fact classically symmetrically confirms a statement (if it exists), or disconfirms a statement (if it does not exist).

And he executes the classics classically.

Mr. Shatner's appearance in "Star Trek" has of course assured him a kind of immortality, as he acknowledges in a borderline maudlin segment from an interview he conducted with Patrick Stewart, the classically trained actor who played another sterling spaceship captain in the first of the "Star Trek" spinoffs.

Acknowledge, acknowledge!

The classically trained violinist, whose real name is Brittney Denise Parks, is still in her early 20s, and on her Facebook page she acknowledges "inspiration from the various fiddle styles of Africa and aspires to lead an all female orchestra".