Sentence examples for it was traditionally thought from inspiring English sources

It was traditionally thought that rhabdomeric photoreceptors were found only in protostomes whereas the ciliary type was restricted to deuterostomes.

It was traditionally thought that the tympanum developed very early in tetrapod evolution as a hearing organ and progressed to form the ear drum of amniotes.

Before the 3D NMR structure of M2 protein [16] was published, it was traditionally thought that the adamantane-based inhibitors were bound inside the channel and hence physically blocking the pore of channel [6].

It was traditionally thought that the contact factors, factor XII, factor XI, prekallikrein, and high-molecular-weight kininogen were the primary activators of the clotting cascade in sepsis.

In contrast to other tissues such as the endometrium, breast, brain and non-joint bone, it was traditionally thought that joint tissues were non-responsive to estrogens and estrogen deficit.

It was traditionally thought that chromosomal deletion is a mechanism to inactivate tumor suppressor genes in a two hit model for example in combination with a mutation of the other allele.

With Tottenham followers it is not so much about racism (it is traditionally thought of as a Jewish club, and as such has been on the end of too much vitriol for that).

It is traditionally thought that this is achieved thanks to a particular connectivity between the neurons.

Lead researcher Dr Nick Neave said: "Although it is traditionally thought that signals given off by men when they dance have been designed - like animal mating displays - to be interpreted as clues of their physical attributes to the opposite sex, it seems that heterosexual men are also making use of these signals, presumably to detect a potential love rival.

It is traditionally thought as a monophasic illness, but recurrent cases have been reported [ 15].

Therefore, although it is traditionally thought that the stabilization of a particular subset of proteins might be responsible for the antitumorigenic activity of bortezomib, it is equally likely that its efficacy results from enhanced proteotoxic stress.