Sentence examples for not universally seen from inspiring English sources

Recent trials have demonstrated a beneficial effect of chemotherapy, although this was not universally seen [52], [53].

atRA-stimulated Akap12 mRNA was not universally seen as some cell types (L6 and BC3H1 myoblasts) failed to show increases with retinoid treatment (data not shown).

However, this pattern of regulation is not universally seen (Dolnick, 2000).

This sampling strategy probably reflects a commonly, though not universally (see Introduction) held view that local populations of free-living protists should be unstructured as a consequence of large population sizes and the potential for wide dispersal [1], [2], [58].

While Velodyne has emerged as a leader in the LiDAR space, after beginning life as a high fidelity stereo equipment maker, the use of LiDAR itself in self-driving systems isn't universally seen as necessary.

This approach is not followed universally (see, for example, Wei et al. [ 33]), which has led to differing estimates for the number of miRNAs in any particular miRNA family.

Nevertheless, considering Australia's population is just 22 million you'd think seven golds was more than adequate but that's not how it was universally seen.

Ono also wants her work to be universally seen, not admired or understood.

Maurice Gourdaultheonationalthe national security adviser, is universally seen to be not nearly as forceful as was Mr. Levitte, his predecessor.

This characterization is not universally accepted (see §3), but no characterization is; and at least this one has the virtue of being simple and straightforward.

The idea that the value of the maintenance of a convention is the ground of a moral obligation is exemplified in the view that promissory obligation arises because of the value of the promising convention (although this affinity is not universally felt, see Scanlon's theory, below).