Sentence examples for A nearly universal component of from inspiring English sources

Questions such as 'why did this happen to my child?' and 'will my other children also get cancer?' are a nearly universal component of initial diagnostic discussions between oncologists and families of newly diagnosed cancer patients.

Students who had never spoken up in class sent me articles, indicating a nearly universal element of participation.

They were created, funded, and mandated by a nearly universal membership of sovereign governments.

Cytosolic calcium ([Ca2+]i) oscillations are a nearly universal mode of signalling in excitable and non-excitable cells.

For many decades there has been a nearly universal flow of populations from rural into urban areas.

A 2006 U.C.L.A. study found middle-class families in Los Angeles "battling a nearly universal overaccumulation of goods". Garages were clogged.

A 2006 U.C.L.A. study found middle-class families in Los Angeles "battling a nearly universal overaccumulation of goods".

Upregulated glycolysis, both in normoxic and hypoxic environments, is a nearly universal trait of cancer cells.

We seem to be on track to merge not into a universal class of the proletariat but into a nearly universal class of the innovative bourgeoisie.

Sloppiness has been proposed as a nearly universal characteristic of parameter sensitivity from multiparametric nonlinear models (see definition of 'universal' in [ 22]).

A non-canonical initiator motif (YYCTTTYY) appears to be a nearly universal feature of translation promoter sequences.