Sentence examples for although ubiquitous from inspiring English sources

Although ubiquitous, Gambon is unique.

Either Francis, although ubiquitous in the U.S., has never been given his due here — or this humblest of holy men has received his due exactly, exercising influence while passing through the culture machine undetected.

Although ubiquitous monoterpenes and sesquiterpeens were the main components of these oils, the identities of these compounds differed from one another.

Although, ubiquitous terpenes were identified in the sample, the composition pattern was found to be different from the same species previously studied from other parts of the world.

Although ubiquitous and, as such, a potential solution to feed shortages, browse products tend to contain secondary plant compounds especially tannins, whose effect on the nutrition of the ruminant is far from being unequivocal.

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Soon thereafter, the Savannah summer will arrive in full force, with most days above 90 degrees, although the ubiquitous veranda ceiling fans, ocean breezes and frequent thunderstorms make July and August quite tolerable.

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Persistent genes, although not ubiquitous, are conserved in a majority of genomes, tend to be expressed at high levels, and are frequently located on the leading DNA strand.

2. The appropriateness of the analogy is suspect since energy, although certainly ubiquitous, may not be as fundamental as the panpsychist would wish.

Although the ubiquitous system led to luc expression throughout the mouse, luc expression derived from the hepatospecific system was restricted to the liver.