Sentence examples for a pervasive role from inspiring English sources

"Memory plays such a pervasive role in our daily lives," he writes, "that we often take it for granted until an incident of forgetting or distortion demands our attention".

Interspecific hybridization plays a pervasive role in genome evolution through the formation of homoploid hybrids, allopolyploids and introgressants (Ainouche et al. 2004; Hochholdinger and Hoecker 2007; Lippman and Zamir 2007; Soltis and Soltis 2009).

While there is limited information about the rates of trauma and PTSD for incarcerated Indigenous Australians, trauma has been found to play a pervasive role in their mental health burden (Atkinson et al. 2014).

Similarly, Tenbrunsel and Messick (2004) argue that self-deceptive mechanisms play a pervasive role in what they call 'ethical fading', acting as a kind of 'bleach' that renders organizations blind to the ethical dimensions of their decisions.

If affective reactions play a pervasive role in moral judgments, a role that escapes (and is in fact masked by) conscious reflection, this suggests that moral cognition is shaped and constrained by "gut feelings", rather than the product of abstract reasoning.

The [Ca2+]o-sensor-NSCC signaling pathway was present in the vast majority of neocortical nerve terminals from mouse (93%) and rat (79%) consistent with a pervasive role in neuronal signaling.

Lee, a Cambridge-educated lawyer, is widely credited with building Singapore into one of the world's wealthiest nations on a per capita basis with a strong, pervasive role for the state and little patience for dissent.

Whether RNA chaperones play a similarly pervasive role in buffering mutations that affect RNA structure or folding, however, has not been addressed empirically.

This has raised the intriguing possibility that chimerism may play an increasingly pervasive role in marmoset biology, ranging from natural behavioral implications to increased variability and complexity in biomedical studies.

Most importantly, law in Japan plays a far less pervasive role in resolving disputes and creating and adjusting rules regulating conduct.

One cause of unease among international legal experts has been the pervasive role played by a team of several dozen American lawyers and investigators.