Sentence examples for ubiquitous studies from inspiring English sources

In fact, if the ubiquitous studies and statistics on these matters have any validity, we all are.

The term "Legalist school" (fa jia 法家) is ubiquitous in studies of early Chinese political philosophy.

Today, hierarchical clustering and heatmaps are ubiquitous in studies of microarray data.

The same mathematical tools that have become (almost) ubiquitous in studies of malaria epidemiology have the capacity to be equally informative when applied to questions of malaria pathogenesis.

Although Turing instabilities are almost ubiquitous in studies modeling highly repetitive patterns in developmental biology, the regulatory functions used in the modeling are often selected by criteria that simplify the equation analysis rather than being chosen on the basis of their correlation with the actual biological response.

In this study, we try to integrate and organize these social stream data, such as Twitter Tweets, into Ubiquitous Personal Study (UPS) proposed in our previous study.

Another is the ubiquitous "scene study" course, which requires students, often strangers, to spend hours together collaborating on presentations.

While 2D neural cultures are ubiquitous for studying neural cells, 3D cultures can more accurately replicate the microenvironment of neural tissues.

It has previously been noted [ 44] that when exposure is high and ubiquitous, no study will be able to detect the effect of that exposure; within such populations, diseases will instead appear to have only genetic influences.

One way is making classes in the field as ubiquitous as social studies or foreign language classes.

This work studies ubiquitous Internet services in two types of applications Web applications and native applications.