In the latter work Gregory collected the main results then known about transforming a very general class of curves into sections of known curves (hence the designation "universal"), finding the areas bounded by such curves, and calculating the volumes of their solids of revolution.
Based on this universal finding the authors speculate that the developmental hourglass pattern might be a causal effect of a common organization principle during the establishment of complexity and is based on the underlying hierarchical network structure.
Although most studies find it to be benign (18), this is not a universal finding (9, 13– 13).
His mention of finding a new focus and perspective resonated with me – it is as close to a universal finding as there is in clinic, where ordinary individuals and famous people all say that cancer forced them to contemplate their life and legacy.
Chronic rhinosinusitis has been described as a universal finding in cystic fibrosis (CF).
It is a universal finding that young drivers have above average rates of fatal crashes.
It is unknown whether abnormal color vision is a universal finding of uveitis involving the choroid and retina.
The tendency to discontinue triptan treatment after the initial prescription among migraine patients appears to be a universal finding across countries.
There was a cross-culturally universal finding in respect to the relationship between parental education and performance teacher responsiveness, as well as between parental education and teacher responsiveness although the latter relationship was not statistically significant in all the countries.
Many of the studies detailed in this meta-analysis did demonstrate increasing MS susceptibility with increasing numbers of cigarettes smoked [6], [9], [10], [11], [16] but this was not a universal finding [7], [13].
In "activation" studies in the clinical working memory literature a nearly universal finding is that neurological insult results in recruitment of additional neural resources during periods of cognitive challenge (see [33]).
