Sentence examples for a pervasive feature from inspiring English sources

Such inequality is sadly a pervasive feature of cities across the United States, one that is recognizable not only to those living in New Orleans.

Because sunlight is a pervasive feature of Earth's environment, it is not surprising that organs have evolved that take advantage of it.

Both Chaucer and Gower had to some extent enjoyed royal and aristocratic patronage, and the active seeking of patronage became a pervasive feature of the 15th-century literary scene.

Luck is a pervasive feature of human life (Williams 1981, 21).

These structures allow us to deal with incomplete information, a pervasive feature of heterogeneous problem solving.

Social power is a pervasive feature with acknowledged impact in a multitude of social processes.

On this basis the authors suggested that hallucinatory phenomena were an ongoing, pervasive feature of BPD and were not atypical for this patient group.

But it follows from this view that if information monitoring is a fundamental and pervasive feature of the world at even the most basic levels, then consciousness too should appear at those levels.

Although gut microbiota has important relevance for human health today, microbial colonization of the gut and other body sites is an ancient and pervasive feature of animal ontogeny.

The notion of "pressure" as an evolutionary "force" that "causes" evolution is a pervasive linguistic feature of biology textbooks, journal articles, and student explanatory discourse.

Recently, Dixon et al. reported an investigation of the 3D organization of the human and mouse genome in four different cell types at unprecedented resolution using Hi-C method (Dixon et al. 2012) and identified large, mega-base-sized local chromatin interaction domains, termed "topological domains", as a pervasive structural feature of the genome organization in human and mouse.