The phrase "a high universality" is not commonly used in written English and may sound awkward.
It could be used in contexts discussing the broad applicability or relevance of a concept, theory, or phenomenon.
Example: "The theory demonstrates a high universality, making it applicable across various fields of study."
Alternatives: "a broad applicability" or "a wide relevance".
There, DNA was extracted from tissues rich in mitochondria (e.g. legs), employing primers with high universality, and amplifying a PCR product approximately 600 bp in length.
To expand the application of the TLC-SERS method, SERS-active sols with high universality to not only hydrophilic but also hydrophobic analytes were needed.
High universality at the initial bases of the primer site is crucial for primer annealing and subsequent elongation initiation by the DNA polymerase.
The absence of rpoC sequences for the target species was resolved by selecting random rpoC sequences from GenBank, which is supported by the high universality of rpoC [ 17, 22].
Future work will be required to understand more deeply the precise nature of the exponent α, particularly to understand if it belongs to the class of critical exponents [39] and has therefore a high degree of universality i.e. its value is constant for a class of different proteins having similar characteristics.
These newly developed EST-SSRs have a high degree of universality between species and will be useful for studying the genetic diversity of each species and genetic divergence between the three species.
The combination of the non-coding trnH-psbA spacer with one of three coding regions, rbcL-a, rpoB2, or rpoC1, promises the highest universality and the greatest ability to differentiate species pairs in our sample.
What is more is that the applications could be expanded due to the higher universality of the non-aqueous silver sol.
"They display a high degree of order and universality that has been rather unexpected by any accounts".
Encoded in Barnes's hang is a High Modernist message about the universality of the artistic impulse – a belief that all creativity comes from the same place.
