Sentence examples for be a pervasive feature from inspiring English sources
The maintenance of genetic variation in different measures of condition appears to be a pervasive feature of wild bird populations, in contradiction of conventional selection theory.
It is becoming increasingly evident that the maintenance of genetic variation in condition measures, in particular, appears to be a pervasive feature of wild bird populations, in apparent contradiction of conventional selection theory [ 6, 30, 74].
Evidence for reduced levels of mtDNA diversity that are likely to have been caused by recent bottlenecks were previously described in Herero populations from Namibia and Botswana, and seem to be a pervasive feature of these groups [ 52, 53].
Because sunlight is a pervasive feature of Earth's environment, it is not surprising that organs have evolved that take advantage of it.
Complex technological networks designed for distribution of some resource or commodity are a pervasive feature of modern society.
They are a pervasive feature of its reasoning practices, illustrated in textbooks that capture substantial community consensus about standards of explanation, experimental methods, essential concepts, and empirical content.
By contrast, intentionality is a pervasive feature of many different mental states: beliefs, hopes, judgments, intentions, love and hatred all exhibit intentionality.
Our results suggest that the erosion effect of technical change on individual skills is a pervasive feature of the early retirement decision.
It is certainly true that compromise is a pervasive feature of political life, but compromise is hardly unique to politics, nor is it necessarily a pressure for immoral conduct.
