Sentence examples for universally also from inspiring English sources

We previously showed that G34V/R-H3.3 G34V/R-H3.3 universally also carried ATRX and TP53 mutations (13/13), while K27M-H3.3 GBM samples had significant, albeit lower, overlap with ATRX and TP53 muniversallyespectively, 30 also60 % of the 10 samples investigated) [ 23].

That (Gen) is universally quantified also means it can be used as an explicit definition of truth.

And, although this is not explicit in the texts, it suggests that Arcesilaus' adherence to the thesis that one should suspend assent universally is also to be explained as a second-order case of something that seems reasonable, rather than as the inconsistent belief that one should not hold beliefs.

In doing so, we generate some hope of explaining why the notion of ontological dependence applies selectively rather than universally, and also some hope of finding a place for secondary causes in nature to account for the sequence of events so as to avoid the spectre of occasionalism.

While these highly generative adults do tell redemptive stories fairly universally, McAdams also notes that these stories are especially cogent in American societies.

However, HG23 was represented almost universally and also ASY had a high diversity for HG23, with three haplotypes among three samples.

The ongoing discussions on the goal for ending preventable maternal mortality and the post-2015 development agenda highlight the need for ensuring that care is provided universally but also to those who need it most.

She was also universally liked.

They are also universally available and cheap.

Her tale begins with a self-conscious reworking of Jane Austen: "When truth is acknowledged universally it is also universally disdained".

The distance is also universally bounded if the perturbation T is allowed to be non-convex.