Sentence examples for either classically from inspiring English sources

There are two originals, which skew either classically rhapsodic ("Chirizakura") or exploratory and tough ("Grunion Run").

Macrophages have been regarded as either classically or alternatively activated, although the latter group may contain several different macrophage sub-types [5], [36].

During enhanced recruitment in response to disease states, inflammatory monocytes are recruited in response to cytokine cues and undergo differentiation into two broad but distinct subsets of macrophages that are categorized as either classically activated (M1) or alternatively activated (M2).

Recent classification of activated microglia and macrophages into two main phenotypes, either classically activated (M1) or alternatively activated (M2), has begun to shed light on how these different roles of microglia may be regulated [ 5, 9, 10].

"As I think of it now, I like either the classically elegant or the downright peculiar.

(All theists and no non-theists—should grant that the following argument is sound, given that the connectives are to be interpretted classically: "Either 2+2=5, or God exists. Not 2+2=5. Hence God exists". It should be completely obvious that this argument is useless).

Macrophages are classified as either alternatively or classically activated.

Tumor-reactive TCRs were classically either isolated from TILs, from peripheral blood of patients responding to immune therapy (MAGE vaccination studies for instance), or from mouse origin.

And he executes the classics classically.

Classically trained either side of service in World War Two, his tutor the French composer Darius Milhaud gave him good advice for the post-war, pre-rock USA: "If you want to express this country, you will always use the jazz idiom".

These models are based either on integral transform (classically Fourier transform) or finite element (FE) methods.