"It was the one thing that we all universally agreed on.
That we almost universally consider it to be inhumane to allow an animal to suffer an injury or illness from which they will not recover, while patronising intelligent, sensitive, and above all, autonomous individuals who hope for the same right, is a disgrace.
For behind every political yearning for equality, behind every taboo that has ever been broken, at the core of any religious belief worth its salt, the one challenge that we all universally share is the need to be accepted as we are found.
Only such we-intentionality actually serves the purpose for which Sellars devised the term "we-intention"; only the we-intentions that are universally shared, and no parochial group attitudes, constitute the moral point of view.
What I hope is that we produce a work that is universally human.
Studies of Implicit Bias where you are asked to quickly associate words with faces demonstrate that we are nearly universally less able to quickly associate darker faces with positive words, though white respondents find it more difficult than non-whites.
Based on the data presented over many years by numerous investigators, we consider that OxPhos is universally insufficient to some degree in all tumor cells.
From our analysis, we initially located 227 protein families that were universally distributed between all taxa.
"The desks and how they're placed -- schools do a terrible job with that, universally".
What he does achieve are a number of insights that apply universally (like the fact that Mr Phillips has odd beliefs, as we all do).
We extracted 215 genes that universally showed changes in expression in all 3 of these tissues from vegetative to reproductive stages.
