Many systematic reviews now concur that whole school approaches are the most effective model and emphasise the need to promote mental health universally rather than solely targeting the reduction of mental illness [ 11, 50, 51].
Our data establish a role for GANP distinct from those proposed previously [19, 20, 32 35], which focused on cells of the immune system in which GANP was discovered but failed to account for GANP's being expressed universally rather than only in cells of the immune system.
The "a/k/a" had a prosecutorial sneer to it, as if Buddy were not the name by which Cianci is universally known but, rather, an underworld alias.
If this can be called a republic, it is not the kind of republic that is universally recognized, but rather a "republic with Chinese characteristics".
The blinkered process of selling a film that hasn't been universally praised is rather like creating a dating profile that understandably focuses on the expansive travelling and love of animals over the crippling loneliness and weird sex thing.
The astrological texts of the Roman Empire were written almost universally in Greek rather than in Latin; the only surviving exceptions are the poem Astronomica of Manilius (c. ad 15 20), the Matheseos libri ("Books on Astrology") of Firmicus Maternus (c. 335), and the anonymous Liber Hermetis ("Book of Hermes") from the 6th century.
There is also the problem that the conceptions of justice and respect that multiculturalists tend to appeal to are themselves not universally shared but rather taken from particular cultural locations, thus apparently privileging those culturally specific beliefs and values, contrary to the movement's motivating impulse.
The consensus, however, was that such generics were by no means universally poor, but rather uneven and unpredictable in quality.
Depending on the TEMPOS preparation recipe and working point, the structures may resemble gatable resistors, condensors, diodes, transistors, photocells, or sensors, and they are therefore rather universally applicable in electronics.
We may simply note that Paracelsus was right rather universally when noting that "the dose makes the poison".
The broad spectrum of substances with unrelated modes of action and potential means of resistance suggests that rather universally active mechanisms or coactivation of several pathways confer resistance under hypoxic condition.
