Sentence examples for ubiquitous over from inspiring English sources
Digital cameras, both in traditional form factors and as parts of cell phones, have become ubiquitous over the last decade.
Discussion and very long list of American popular singers, who, in general, have become ubiquitous over the past 40 yrs.
The No8 was tamed, whereas Steffon Armitage recovered from his mix-up and became increasingly prominent, speedy over the ground and ubiquitous over the ball.
Waters everywhere Moustachioed movie maestro John Waters was ubiquitous over the first few days of the festival, celebrating his concert movie This Filthy World.
Surveillance drones, from tiny insectlike probes to giant Global Hawk aircraft, have become ubiquitous over battlefields and border areas, but relatively few are armed.
Droplet deposition has been so ubiquitous over a decade for the production of micro parts using versatile liquid-based methods such as inkjet-printing technology.
Studies in genetically modified animals over-expressing (P RR suggest a direct role for (P RR cardiovascular and renal pathologies since rats over-expressing (P RR in vascular smooth-muscle cells develop high blood pressure and those with an ubiquitous over-expression of (P RR have glomerulosclerosis and proteinuria.
Consistent with this, ubiquitous over-expression of Sima in transgenic embryos led to fgaB but not fgaA mRNA upregulation (Fig. 2C).
We next determined if weak, ubiquitous over-expression of Imp-L2 was sufficient to cause an observable phenotype.
Similarly, we found previously that mild mitochondrial uncoupling by ubiquitous over-expression of the mitochondrial adenine nucleotide translocase (ANT) in Drosophila decreased ROS-production in isolated mitochondria but did not lead to lifespan-extension (Miwa et al., 2004).
The ablation of germline stem cells has recently been shown to cause robust lifespan extension in Drosophila[ 21], suggesting that the effects of ubiquitous over-expression of p53 might in part be mediated by p53 function in this tissue.
