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An example is a classical mechanics model of the planetary system, describing the planets as objects only having shape and mass, disregarding all other properties.
VCAM1, for example, is a classical NF-κB-dependent gene (Luo et al., 2010) and it is conceivable that infection of the host cell is associated with a more direct repression of VCAM1 expression.
Another example is a classical maturity locus in sorghum, Ma3/phyB, which was tentatively identified (but not confirmed by mutant complementation) with a map-based strategy (Childs et al. 1997) but is wild-type in most sorghum cultivars and converted exotic lines, so significant association signals are not found (Morris et al. 2012).
He says that Selek's case is a classical example of judicial miscarriage.
Q1a, for example, is a non-classical MHC-I molecule expressed on T cells that can present endogenous epitopes to regulatory T cells of the CD8+ type [45].
The first example is a construction with classical Banach spaces and the second one is an isometric translation to the setting of JB∗-triples.
A classical example is a bidirectional link where two nodes communicate through a relay.
Perhaps, the most classical example is a simple consequence of the Gauss Jacobi quadrature formula.
The main lobby, for example, is a seamless melding of modern and classical design, wherein the building's original outdoor courtyard was encased in massive glass panels, forming a massive, 5-story atrium.
Linking of the firearm, fired cartridge case and bullet is a classical example of tool mark identification.
