Sentence examples for not universally found from inspiring English sources

The TypA translation factor is widely but not universally found in prokaryotes and eukaryotes [ 35].

Both of these play an important role in cellulose degradation in some bacteria, but are not universally found in known lignocellulose degraders.

However, plant species-specific relationships are not universally found for soil microbial communities (Ehrenfeld et al. 2005), and data sets comparing bacterial and fungal communities for plant species-specificity are rare (but see, e.g. Ushio et al. 2008).

The variability of the response to endurance training is in part explained by differences in age, sex, race, and initial VO2max [ 12, 16, 17], an explanation that is not universally found or contributes in totality to the variation of gains in CRF [ 18].

It should be noted, however, that increased weight and fat gain with TZD treatment have not been universally found in children (17– 17).

Like nuclear tRNA genes, mitochondrial tRNA genes do generally not encode the CCA sequence universally found at the 3′ end of mature tRNAs.

In our study, fitness costs (significantly lower growth rates in absence of herbicide) were not universally observed as found in other studies (McCart et al. 2005; Lopes et al. 2008).

This is not universally accepted, but I find it fascinating.

Because it will take another 20 years to develop and distribute vaccines, and because condoms are not universally used, we must find other ways to prevent infection.

(But this wasn't universally true, I found.

The hisIE fusion is not universally distributed; 2. Bifunctional hisIE genes were found in all eukaryotes (see section regarding HIS4); 3. Most of the archaeal genomes harbor monofunctional hisI and hisE genes; the occurrence of hisIE in Thermococci and Thermoplasmata is very likely the outcome of a HGT event from a bacterium donor [ 15].