Sentence examples for as being widespread from inspiring English sources
When Rajabi described harassment and abuse as being widespread, Ratansi told VICE she said, "Do you have something to back it up," and pointed to the fact that Trudeau fired two Liberal MPs for sexual misconduct two years ago and that the House of Commons adopted an anti-harassment policy in 2014.
The second most likely scenario (w i = 0.03) inferred the origin of the campanulids as being widespread across the Holarctic, South America, and the Australasian regions.
Participants reported bats as being widespread in their environment but reported a general lack of awareness about ABLV, particularly the risk of disease from bat scratches.
Only the branch leading to the Menyanthaceae was reconstructed as being widespread across more than three regions (Australasia, southern Africa, and the Holarctic), though this scenario was not strongly favored (w i = 0.13, evidence ratio = 1.98).
Majority of young women from the general population and those working in FRFs perceived HAS as being widespread in their communities because women believed that HAS earns them more money in a short time period.
It appears that AS is widespread since recent large-scale analyses indicate that as much as 70 80% of genes in mammals are subject to AS [29], [31].
Computational analyses of ESTs and full-length cDNAs suggest that AS is widespread among plant species.
Nevertheless, the results provide the first evidence that NAGNAG AS is widespread in P. patens.
AS is widespread in eukaryotes, and it has been suggested that over 95% of genes in human are alternatively spliced [ 1, 2].
Large-scale EST sequencing efforts have revealed that AS is widespread among higher eukaryotes and that it greatly affects their transcriptome complexity, with, for instance, more than 60% of human genes and around 20 30% of plant genes undergoing AS [ 1- 3].
Other possible explanations are less plausible; horizontal transfer between salamanders and sea anemones, which occupy different ecosystems (terrestrial and marine), is unlikely, as is widespread loss of this TE lineage from all other metazoan taxa.
