Sentence examples for level of universality from inspiring English sources
Only the celebrated philosopher Benedict de Spinoza, an outsider by origin and character (a Jew by birth and upbringing), elevated these political questions to the level of universality.
That's because while Obamacare may be using neoliberal rather than New Deal-style means, it's still chasing essentially left-of-center ends: It seeks a level of universality and comprehensiveness that conservatives don't think is necessarily worth pursuing.
Combined with the modern notion of disinterested attention, this approach to aesthetic value seems to aim at the highest level of universality of appreciation.
So in terms of its degree of generality, the mystical state of mind seems to be located at a level of universality comparable to that of Will as thing-in-itself.
However, as Erizku says, artists of his ilk do not seek to isolate their work by race, but to use their work to "elevate blackness to the same level of universality as whiteness".
Furthermore, no other potential barcode exhibits the same level of universality (i.e., in primers for PCR) than the ITS2.
Bond-valence parameters can be derived with different levels of universality.
Two levels of universality are compared by Brown & Shannon (1973 ▸) in their initial description of the relation.
However, it is also true that mitochondrial genes have been extremely useful in phylogenetic resolutions [ 26, 27], and like nuclear genes they also vary in their degree of anagenesis and abilities to resolve trees at different levels of universality.
This Constitution instituted the National Health System SUSUSistematema Único de Saúde") – which was to be organized based upon the principles of universality, equity, continuous care through different levels, administrative decentralization and community participation in decision-making.
An ideal reference should fulfill the criteria of universality, reproducibility and uniformity, meaning that it should be universal across diverse microarrays, reproducible over a long time frame and in different laboratories, and represents each gene at a uniform level.
