Sentence examples for universally identified from inspiring English sources

M. avium and M. intracellulare were universally identified and distinguished by the ability of M. intracellulare to cause virulence in chicken [41], thus illustrating their different immunological attributes and distinct niche preferences.

Notwithstanding, midwives universally identified some negative implications of pregnant women having excess GWG.

Our findings confirm that, inter-cadre tensions aside, providers' almost universally identified as 'overworked public service health providers'.

Most of these transcripts are universally identified as strongly expressed in Solanum databases (tomato, potato transcriptomes) [ 21, 22].

Increasing age is a universally identified risk factor of delirium [ 2, 12, 36], suggesting that the naturally aged brain might be the basis of the occurrence of delirium.

"Appearance" was variably described as being influenced by the type and cleanliness of their clothing, cleanliness of their person, the presence of body odor and so on, but was almost universally identified by IDUs as a barrier to sterile syringe purchase at local pharmacies.

Each device on an IP network has a unique IP address that universally identifies it.

The later tradition almost universally identifies him as a Pythagorean (e.g., A1, A2, A7, A16).

The first and last coarse boundary units were removed from the analysis because participants universally identify the entrance and exit of the actor in the video as event boundaries.

While usually infertile, guevodoces almost universally identify as male, despite their upbringing.

Expression of YB-1 universally identifies patients at high risk across all breast cancer subtypes and in situations where more aggressive treatment may be needed.