Sentence examples for because of ubiquitous from inspiring English sources
Because of ubiquitous corruption and a capricious tax system, new investment is almost nil.Mr Lazarenko's government has got the macroeconomics more or less right.
Because of ubiquitous smartphones, cloud computing and new business models such as Kickstarter, it has never been easier to do both.
Neil deGrasse Tyson's Cosmos episode "The Clean Room" told the story of Clair Patterson's attempt to determine the age of the Earth through uranium-lead dating, and of Patterson's repeated failures because of ubiquitous lead contamination in the environment.
So far, our results indicated that hPLAP-tg rats could serve as a very attractive model for regenerative therapies because of ubiquitous and strong expression of the transgene, and excellent preservation of the marker enzyme in paraffin and MMA sections.
It could be caused by exogenous FoxN1 expression in nonprominent locations, not only in BM mesenchymal origin stromal cells but also in hematopoietic origin cells because of ubiquitous CreERT.
More recently, improving energy efficiency has become increasingly important for cellular networks because the growing demand of ubiquitous multimedia communications will accompany with a rapid increase of energy consumption.
Because of the overlap of ubiquitous small-scale fisheries with newly documented high-use areas in coastal waters worldwide, our case study suggests that small-scale fisheries may be among the greatest current threats to non-target megafauna.
Because of its exploitation of ubiquitous semiconductor technology and innovation in chemistry, Ion Torrent has been gaining popularity since its debut in 2011.
BLAST was selected as a baseline method because of its ubiquitous use.
Our results suggest that the transport of carboxylic ligand-modified NPs may be limited in subsurface environments because of the ubiquitous presence of clay and divalent cations.
It's not just because of the ubiquitous back-to-school adverts and signs in shop windows.
