Sentence examples similar to a prevalent systematic from inspiring English sources

The prevalent systematic expression of passive-racism cloaked as "justified deadly force" and "the grand jury process" is so unsettling that Blacks, Whites, Hispanics, Asians and others are protesting in the streets of the inner cities, the suburbs, university campuses and even around the world.

Our work elucidates the long-standing phenomenon of the population-averaged, organismal-level arrhythmicity that is conserved in many circadian systems, and presents a systematic approach to study oscillations, a prevalent and significant dynamical phenomenon in biology.

Like the dose issue, the lack of systematic comparisons among research models is a prevalent limitation throughout the air pollution literature.

"It's a prevalent problem.

His is a prevalent view these days.

Boredom is a prevalent experience in school.

CM is a prevalent, disabling neurological disorder.

This is a prevalent problem.

But an investigative series by the Times of London showed, convincingly, that the sexual exploitation of children was more prevalent and systematic in Rotherham than local law-enforcement officials and political leaders had acknowledged.

ORB in trials is highly prevalent within systematic reviews of cystic fibrosis when assessed across all outcomes.

We have learned from previous work [21] that a systematic degradation, prevalent in the evaluation set, in general affects the classification accuracy by far less if the images in the training set similarly suffer from the degradation.