Sentence examples for current pervasiveness from inspiring English sources

It is important to note the fact that Excel was only chosen due to its current pervasiveness.

Prior to our current understanding of the pervasiveness of elongation control, MYC was in fact one of the first few cellular genes found to be regulated by this particular mechanism (Bentley and Groudine, 1986).

The purpose of the current study was to examine the pervasiveness of the SDS and its impact on sexual self-efficacy (SSE).

It has been acknowledged that the current advances in virtualisation and the ubiquity and pervasiveness of high-speed networking are driving a complete rethink of the paradigm whereby organisations deploy and manage their own services and infrastructures [1].

Given the pervasiveness of large portions in the current food environment and the evidence regarding the influence of portion size on energy intake, food portions are widely accepted as contributing to the global obesity epidemic [ 12, 13].

Moreover, because the majority of our encounters with media messages are fleeting, the current evidence for young females' automatic processing of these stimuli highlights their "pervasiveness (and invasiveness)" [17, p. 340].

The pervasiveness of drug lifestyle is one that has been only moderately well addressed in current care systems.

The interview systematically evaluates each of the DSM-IV symptom items for both current and childhood symptoms, and asks additional questions to establish impairment from ADHD symptoms (impairment criteria), in two or more settings (pervasiveness criteria) and the age of onset of symptoms (age of onset criteria).

He reflects on the pervasiveness of masturbation.

But the pervasiveness of that misreading tells us something significant.

Over time, I became aware of its force and pervasiveness.