Sentence examples for as a prevalent theme from inspiring English sources

Moreover, arguments grounded in physicians' conception of the proper role or purview of medical practice emerged as a prevalent theme in our content analysis of free responses.

Aberrant regulation of the Wnt signalling pathway has emerged as a prevalent theme in cancer biology, indicating that activation of this pathway may play an important role in tumor development.

Music seems to be a prevalent theme for the Smithsonian Institution this summer.

A prevalent theme in "Fantasy River" is reconnecting manufactured products to their sources in nature.

While it is impossible to sum up the goals of the groups on the streets here, Mr. Kjosen and Ms. Hesjedal reflect a prevalent theme: narrowing the gap between rich and poor, which they see as steadily widening.

A prevalent theme of the work is the way in which science can be perverted by the blind ambition of the human race, thus further exploring the relationship that exists between science and humanity as Shelley's predecessors had done.

The call for tighter gun control is a prevalent theme (in Europe especially), but another suggestion has also been circulating.

This is a prevalent theme in the artwork in this show, with several artists depicting or using ripe fruit (Julie Heffernan, Maria Tomasula), flowers in bloom or about to wilt (Yoshihiro Suda) as well as foodstuff of all kinds (Robert Gober, Franco Mondini-Ruiz, Emily Eveleth).Though simple and poetic, the work of these artists often elicits a feeling of melancholy.

Conflict within the community, with local loggers and with the recently established regional conservation area was a prevalent theme.

(And if you follow much EU regulation, the fear of falling behind seems to be a prevalent theme across various areas).

Bondage is a prevalent theme in Wonder Woman stories.