Sentence examples for more ubiquitous localisation from inspiring English sources

SOD2 is localised within the mitochondria, whereas SOD1 has a more ubiquitous localisation (Kawamata and Manfredi, 2010).

Bribes grow ever bigger and more ubiquitous.

Natural gas is more ubiquitous than oil.

Yet they seem more ubiquitous than ever.

Could it be any more ubiquitous?

Contemporary examples could hardly be more ubiquitous.

Gucci is more ubiquitous than Nike.

Its more mainstream now, more ubiquitous, even appearing in commercials.

So consumer reviews became ever more ubiquitous — and influential.

"They are becoming more ubiquitous in our landscape," he said.

After all, what homemade spirit is more straightforward, more ubiquitous?