An interim solution is for readers to maintain a sense of pre-discovery probabilities, to be sensitized to the pervasiveness of the decline effect, and to be skeptical of claims based on findings reaching significance in small-scale studies that have not been independently replicated.
The intervention consists of a handout distributed to students – fashioned to sensitize them to the pervasiveness of faulty modifiers and help them avoid the problem – and an in-class discussion of the handout.
The story would allow Nair, she said, to bear witness to the pervasiveness of what she calls "Islamophobia".
I lost the debate then, though a similar case was — persuasively, movingly — made more recently, on Twitter, when the hashtag #YesAllWomen was adopted to give expression to the pervasiveness of female fear and male obliviousness, or worse.
The document was distributed more widely, and faster, than she expected — a testament, in her view, to "the pervasiveness of the problem" and to "the generosity of women who wanted to keep each other safe".
Many other markers of our time, from the crisis in newspapers to the birth of social media, from the global mourning of Michael Jackson to the pervasiveness of Google, clearly owe everything to the revolution of the Internet.
He rejects the Muʿtazilite position for a few different reasons; central to his argument is an appeal to the pervasiveness of divine power.
Even though younger generations arguably face greater uncertainty with respect to their futures as well as increased stresses due to the pervasiveness of technology in their lives, they're also finding outlets and alternatives to these challenges, according to Gregoire.
Seeing this link between individual experiences and institutional ramifications prompted us to launch an online platform that draws attention to the pervasiveness of bias and injustice in medicine.
Adherence to this highly restrictive diet is difficult due to the pervasiveness of gluten in foods.
