Sentence examples for universally smaller from inspiring English sources

Although the ovaries were universally smaller than those of wild-type controls, the ovarian morphology was quite variable between individuals.

What mechanisms are responsible for the universally smaller numbers of chromosomes in heterosporous vs. homosporous lineages, and how do these relate to the transitions among mating systems across land plants?

Universally, small things evoke childhood and imply abundance: the sight of six tiny chocolate bars makes us happier than one giant chocolate bar, she said, simply because there are more of them.

Sample sizes were universally small, and the number of patients participating in follow-up ranged from 20 [ 1, 20] to 143 [ 15] patients.

I never had the universally accepted small, perky boobs that the world seems to love so much.

Given this model, we produce a probabilistic evolutionary ordering of the universally conserved small subunit (SSU) and large subunit (LSU) ribosomal proteins.

A complete genetic knockout of Taspase1 in mice resulted in profound early postnatal lethality and the few surviving Taspase1−/− mice universally exhibited small body sizes and homeotic transformations at the axial skeleton.

Free school pioneer Toby Young described working-class grammar school boys who secured places at Oxford as "universally unattractive" and "small, vaguely deformed undergraduates".

"It's universally believed that small schools are safer because people get to know the kids and have relationships with them," said Robert Hughes, president of New Visions, a nonprofit group that has helped start many of the city's smaller schools.

Our study has shown that performance and health is not universally better in small free-stalls than in tie-stalls.

This study has shown that there is an interaction between housing system and herd size, and that performance and health is not universally better in small free-stalls than in tie-stalls.