Sentence examples for a ubiquitous source from inspiring English sources
HONG KONG — A ubiquitous source of power in most modern technology, lithium-ion batteries keep cellphones, laptops, electric cars and airplanes running.
As pine trees grow all over the world, from the Arctic Circle to Southeast Asia, their seeds are a ubiquitous source of healthy fat, protein, fibre, and pleasure.
The strongest and highly significant correlation (r = 0.789) between Ca2+ and Mg2+ indicates the presence of a ubiquitous source of alkaline earths in groundwater.
Our research suggests that, although there is often a high degree of uncertainty in many of these factors, groundwater has the potential to trigger and/or maintain eutrophication under certain scenarios: the assumption of groundwater contribution to river flows as a ubiquitous source of dilution for P-rich surface runoff must therefore be questioned.
Therefore, multisite reversible post-translational modification can be a ubiquitous source for various patterns without requiring other complex regulations such as autocatalytic regulation of enzymes and is applicable to molecular mechanisms for inducing subcellular localization of proteins driven by post-translational modifications.
Freeways are a ubiquitous source of noise pollution in urban America.
Other researchers have shown that the ability of microglia to engulf dead neurons depends on adenosine triphosphate (ATP), a ubiquitous energy source and signalling molecule that is released from damaged cells.
Atmospheric Hg is an additional exposure that has been linked to autism [ 50– 52] and is essentially a ubiquitous, unavoidable source.
The Nan cluster among bacteria is confined to human pathogens and commensals conferring them the ability to utilize a ubiquitous carbon source in mucus rich surfaces of the human body.
Generally assumed to play the role of phosphate storage, poly(P), a ubiquitous potential source of energy, is systematically associated to RNA degradation and in particular to the E. coli degradosome (Blum et al. 1997), as well as to the predicted homologous structure found in Firmicutes (Danchin 2008).
No longer content to just being the ubiquitous source of information of all kinds for the typical college student, Google is now trying to be the platform that friends use to plan their next hangout.
