Sentence examples for universally developed from inspiring English sources

Above all, he cherished his manly self-sufficiency (even though he carried his dirty laundry to Concord for his mother to wash): "Who knows but if men constructed their dwellings with their own hands, and provided food for themselves and families simply and honestly enough, the poetic faculty would be universally developed?" Emerson lost patience with his peculiar friend.

Pkd1endo− and Pkd2endo− embryos universally developed polyhydramnios (Figure 6, Figure S2) and could be easily distinguished from wild type littermates.

The Vk*MYC transgenic mice universally developed post-GC PC tumors that were highly homologous to those observed in human MM.

Without surgical intervention, children universally develop an obliterative cholangiopathy resulting in end-stage liver cirrhosis [ 1, 3].

They do not develop colitis if raised under germ-free conditions, and universally develop colitis (beginning at 8 12 weeks of age) if they are raised under conventional housing conditions.

The multistep nature of CRC (the so-called normal epithelial mucosa adenoma carcinoma sequence) has been well-established in FAP patients who universally develop CRC in the absence of colonic resection (Markowitz and Bertagnolli, 2009).

NOD mice, the 'gold standard' T1D model (Anderson and Bluestone, 2005), spontaneously and universally develop insulitis at 4 6 weeks of age, while overt diabetes manifests in a subset of individuals beginning from 12 15 weeks, depending on the particular colony.

However, almost universally viruses develop mutations that allow escape from neutralization suggesting protein function may not be dependent on the observed conservation.

The most important normative framework that informs international relations is the Universal Declaration of Human Rights (and related UN treaties and resolutions) which reflects a historically developed, universally shared understanding of the meaning and importance of human rights (Glendon, 2001).

It was not until the beginning of the 19th century that the system developed universally.

Dinka has developed another universally rare feature, namely a three-way length distinction for vowels.