Sentence examples for universally use from inspiring English sources

Its potential severity has driven much research to prevent it and divers universally use dive tables or dive computers to limit their exposure and to control their ascent speed.

More research in the area of biomarkers and their prognostic value as tests to predict the development of dementia needs to be done before HCPs begin to universally use this term and render a diagnosis of preclinical Alzheimer's disease in their patients.

So the question of whether humans universally use identical facial information to recognize faces remains unresolved.

As a consequence, the question of whether humans universally use similar facial information to recognize faces, despite cultural variance in eye movements, remains unresolved.

For example, New Zealand, Australia and the United Kingdom almost universally use EHRs in general medicine: 97%, 95%and96%6% respectively [ 56].

People consistently and universally use verbal and nonverbal reports to indicate that they have subjective experiences that reflect the sensory properties of objects in the world around them.

Presently there is no universally used grading characteristic of fine aggregate useful for concrete and mortar designing.

Agents are not universally used, but dozens of coaches now employ them.

Despite the chorus of praises sung for BIM, it is still not universally used.

About 1490 a combination of these evolved into the fleur-de-lis, still almost universally used.

Quoc-ngu is now universally used in Vietnam and is the official writing system.