Sentence examples for examples of pervasive from inspiring English sources
Regulations regarding seatbelts, motorcycle helmets and the fluoridation of water are examples of pervasive public health regulations that are primarily intended to safeguard the individual's own health or safety.
Therefore it is perhaps unsurprising that the well-known examples of pervasive diversifying selection in viruses are not driven by coevolution with the host population, but by virus evolution in response to the rapidly changing 'adaptive' immune response of vertebrates [ e.g. 54].
Amplified regions are indicated in A. (D ) Short interfering RNA analysis of cells in C. DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.01581.021 Clear examples of pervasive transcription are not well defined in any organism because, by definition, the products of pervasive transcription are almost undetectable.
11 12 Participants cited the lack of a separate Aboriginal-engaged and Aboriginal-led predialysis pathway as an example of pervasive institutionalised racism.
Just a few examples of how pervasive fraud and audience manipulation has become in our Media 2.0 world.
"This is another example of the pervasive Christian environment at Angola, funded and supported by outsiders," Marjorie R. Esman, director of the American Civil Liberties Union of Louisiana, wrote in an e-mail.
But the slight disconnect between the shambling Max of the cinematic sequences and the athletic psychopath we control in the interactive sections is the latest example of a pervasive video game dilemma: the difficulty of marrying the narrative with the ludic.
Monte dei Paschi is just one example of the pervasive influence that Italy's powerful foundations, or fondazioni, exert over the banking system as dominant shareholders in publicly traded companies like the country's two biggest banks, UniCredit and Intesa Sanpaolo.
As an example of the pervasive shorting activity that continues as the market achieves new all-time highs, odd-lot short selling continues to build momentum.
EBay is a textbook example of becoming pervasive among a small community with minimal investment in technology and operating infrastructure before growing.
