Sentence examples for grow universally from inspiring English sources

Rediscovery of a microbiologic phenomenon, first described by van Leeuwenhoek, that microorganisms attach to and grow universally on exposed surfaces led to studies that revealed surface-associated microorganisms (biofilms) exhibited a distinct phenotype with respect to gene transcription and growth rate.

For a finite range of parameter values of the system these states become unstable when subjected to a set of spatially nonuniform infinitesimal perturbations and grow, almost universally, towards spatially nonuniform steady-states.

Just look at the blockchain – the continuously growing secure database universally touted as a harbinger of decentralisation and a world where large institutions, be they states or banks, can no longer dictate terms to everybody else.

"For example, in Sri Lanka it is available in any herbal remedy shop and also universally grown in home gardens.

This is the "we'll grow into our valuation" strategy, nearly universally said in Silicon Valley and equally often untrue.

What Hirsch had hit upon was a notion which is now pretty much universally accepted: While some people grow up in homes where all sorts of cultural knowledge is common currency - history, art, literature - others do not.

We mean only to recognize that, as important as it is, the concern about medicalization does not grow out of reason alone and will not be shared universally.

In parts of India, the time saved by not ploughing after harvest also makes it possible to grow an extra crop.So why hasn't this miracle cure been adopted universally?

In cultural diversity and assimilation educators are universally concerned with implementation of pedagogy of tolerance principles to grow up a new generation, prepared to communicate successfully in the globalization world.

"Young adult fiction has been universally the growing genre," said Ms. Lotz of Candlewick, "and so as retailers adapt to what customers are buying, they are giving more space to that and less space to picture books".

The number of countries striving to provide health services equitably and universally is growing.