Sentence examples for ubiquitous uptake from inspiring English sources
Given its ubiquitous uptake, ricin is prone to undertake a variety of transport routes from endosomes to the Golgi, while Stx seems to follow a different and more specific path.
Little is known about the levels and determinants of home delivery in a megacity where health care resources are plentiful and their uptake seemingly ubiquitous, although the literature on maternity care for the urban poor is growing [ 6- 11].
While the internet offers the potential for better access to evidence-based interventions for vulnerable, low income and/or remote families, particularly via the ubiquitous smartphone, little is known about actual uptake of online interventions by these families.
Eimeria species are regarded as ubiquitous parasites in most poultry environments, colonizing chicken guts after oral uptake of sporulated oocysts.
By enlarging the volume of soil explored by the roots thanks to an extensive extra-radical network, these ubiquitous soil borne microorganisms can increase plant phosphate, micronutrient and water uptake [ 12].
It is conceivable that given their housekeeping function and ubiquitous expression pattern, hence commonly open chromatin status, these genes may be more vulnerable to uptake de novo retrotransposition events.
To date, scavenger receptors are yet to be identified in earthworms; however, their ubiquitous presence suggests an unequivocally conserved role in innate immune recognition that may be involved in NP uptake as in the vertebrate counterpart.
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.
The heavy chain is ubiquitous and contains the catalytic ferroxidase centre which is responsible for the oxidation of iron and allows iron uptake and release.
Apparently this increases uptake.
