Sentence examples for ubiquitous event from inspiring English sources
Millefeuille skirts frothing into trains have been a nice change from the draping goddess dresses that have become ubiquitous event ensembles.
Such a result indicates that chimaera formation is an ubiquitous event with low frequency.
Finally, a key feature of the primary rectal adenocarcinoma was APC and CDH13 methylation, suggesting an aberrant activation of the wingless signaling pathway that is considered a nearly ubiquitous event in CRC [ 13].
Just as POH was found to be a ubiquitous event in the current study, Blitt et al. found compelling evidence, in a prospective study, that regurgitation occurred in all surgical body positions [ 6].
Of note, altered methylation has been reported not only for tumor tissue, but also for histologically normal tissue adjacent to the tumor, and is supposed to be an early and ubiquitous event in cancer development.
Thrombin is the most potent activator of platelets in vivo, and intravascular thrombin generation is a ubiquitous event in sepsis with or without evidence of overt disseminated intravascular coagulation (DIC).
As flashes seem to be ubiquitous events in different cell types [10] and, in a same cell, among different types of mitochondria (fig. 5), they might be linked to the first role of the mitochondrion, the regulation of cellular metabolism.
Tissue and venous hypercapnia are ubiquitous events during low flow states.
The riverhead is analogous to the trunk mutation, originating with a ubiquitous driver event.
Our data therefore suggest that under tissue-specific conditions (growth plate hypertrophy), lysosomal exocytosis plays a role in organ-specific (long bone) growth and maturation, using a ubiquitous cellular event that is neither tissue, nor organ specific.
Furthermore, given the synergistic interaction with KRAS mutations, an early and ubiquitous genetic event in the development of PDA and the clinical significance of deficient expression, development of agents that increase STAG2 expression may provide a strategy for both treatment and prevention.
