Sentence examples for universally via from inspiring English sources

However, we acknowledge that RTIP is increasingly investigated universally via the host-agent-environment, which includes engineering and social/behavioral change science frames.

Increasing evidence suggests that bovine spongiform encephalopathy (BSE) agents spread more rapidly and universally via contaminated food than was previously assumed.

Protein drugs such as insulin are almost universally delivered via glass syringes lubricated with silicone oil.

In either case, your cost of capital is substantially lower than the 40-plus percent IRR that equity investors seek, with none of the same board roles or budget approval rights that you'd universally see via an equity term sheet.

GBIF is an intergovernmental organisation providing "an internet accessible, interoperable network of biodiversity databases and information technology tools"[2], with a "mission to make the world's biodiversity data freely and universally available via the Internet" [3] and has been described as a "cornerstone resource" [4].

As key knowledge sources for EBM are universally accessible via the Internet, web-based teaching may also allow for standardisation of teaching over larger geographical distances and a range of languages, settings and cultures, helping to achieve harmonisation in certification of competence.

If you are old and dependent, you shouldn't have to sell your house or in any other way pay for your care – except via a universally fair system of taxation, throughout a working life.

Open access means research is universally and freely available via the Internet.

For the purposes of this paper, CAM is defined as any treatment or therapy that is not routinely and universally available to patients via the NHS.

Open access means research published in Breast Cancer Research is universally and freely available via the Internet and the authors or copyright owners grant any third party the right to use, reproduce and disseminate the article.

It exhibited a number of highly attractive properties such as low/noncytotoxicity, excellent biocompatibility, good stability in high salt biological buffers, improved resistance against nuclease degradation, and universally high cell uptake via scavenger receptor-mediated endocytosis pathways.