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

Calcineurin signaling is activated by calcium, particularly under conditions of calcium overload that are a nearly universal effect of end-stage heart failure.

Intraspecific agonistic interactions are a nearly universal consequence of the competition for limited resources that animals face.

Physiologically, rising temperatures have some nearly universal effects in fish, such as increasing metabolic rates (Fry 1967).

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

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".

A nearly universal stereotype of the slave was of a lying, lazy, dull brute who had to be kicked or whipped.

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.

Synthesis of proteins is based on the genetic code - a nearly universal assignment of codons to amino acids (aas).

Loss of its nuclear immunopositivity has been demonstrated to be a nearly universal hallmark of malignancy [ 51].