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Meanings of canonical in English
Usage of canonical in English
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The linguists just decided to go with eggcorn, after the canonical example.
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All the canonical books of the Old Testament were written in Hebrew.
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Further analysis identified several significantly associated canonical pathways and overrepresented network functions.
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To the fifth the Gospels, and to the sixth the canonical Epistles.
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These structures share similar folding with TRXs exhibiting the canonical WCGPC signature.
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Well, it doesn't matter because the canonical link will go with it.
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First there was the canonical theory of life, introduced by St. Augustine.
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This drug effect was linked to restoration of a canonical neural RPE.
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This Epistle lays a greater claim to canonical authority than most others.
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Probiotic ingestion altered gene expression in multiple canonical pathways involving cell motility.
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Aberrant stimulation of the canonical Wnt pathway induces mammary tumorigenesis in mice.
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These characteristics had led to question whether MuRF1 adopts a canonical TRIM fold.
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A grave illness exempts from the saying of the canonical Hours.
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Meanwhile, the exact role of canonical Ga in plant innate immunity remains controversial.
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The next extract from the Catechism treats of the canonical books:
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In one of the canonical books he is represented as saying:
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Canonical through the time
Canonical across language varieties
United States of America
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United Kingdom
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