Sentence examples for relatively ubiquitous from inspiring English sources

The supply of stone, sand, and gravel is relatively ubiquitous.

Although Kalashnikov assault rifles are relatively ubiquitous on both sides of the Sinai border, the presence of antiaircraft missiles and other heavier weapons is a worrisome development to the Israelis because they can be fired on the aircraft Israel relies on to patrol Gaza and conduct airstrikes.

This is in contrast to luxury goods like Gucci and Hermes handbags, which are instantly recognizable and pricey but relatively ubiquitous.

Regulation of SP-D gene activity depends on interactions among relatively ubiquitous transcription factors, with the conserved AP-1 site required for maximal promoter activity [37].

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Our results support the hypothesis that PAC is relatively ubiquitous phenomenon serving as a mechanism for coordinating high-frequency amplitudes across distant neuronal assemblies even in absence of overt task structure.

Interestingly, our results demonstrate increased evolutionary divergence for the groups of PK genes with generally low expression levels and genes with low expression in the nervous tissue, relatively to ubiquitous PK genes.

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For quantitative RT-PCR experiments, expression values of each mRNAs were calculated relatively to 18S ubiquitous RNA as described [14].

The IRE IRP system was initially defined as a relatively simple and ubiquitous post-transcriptional regulatory circuit that maintains cellular iron homoeostasis in vertebrates by orchestrating co-ordinated iron uptake by TfR1 and storage in ferritin.

We have the technology – it's GPS – and it's already ubiquitous and relatively cheap.