Sentence examples for had a pervasive impact from inspiring English sources

Northrop Frye's thinking has had a pervasive impact on contemporary interpretations of our literary and cultural heritage.

"I think he's had a pervasive impact on the way we see the world, so pervasive as to be almost invisible.

Regional disparities and differential health service provision had a pervasive impact on health care access.

Chronic exposure to acidic conditions had a pervasive impact on Daphnia's physiology including acid-base balance, extracellular PCO2, circulation and ventilation, and energy metabolism.

We show that immune stimulation has a pervasive impact on AS, leading to increased isoform diversity but also elevated levels of noisy splicing.

Healthy aging has a pervasive impact on the structure and the function of the brain, although there are differential effects across cortical regions, neuronal networks and neurotransmitter systems.

"Energy costs have a pervasive impact across the entire value chain of the U.S. economy," said Dean Foreman, chief economist for the American Petroleum Institute.

And yet our experience supporting girls in 50 countries around the world tells us that – more than many challenges that girls face – marrying as a child has a pervasive impact on a girl's chances of living a healthy, happy and fulfilling life.

Introductory discussions convinced the Committee that the question of whether the number of undergraduates should be modestly increased deserved especially close attention, and that resolution of that question would have a pervasive impact on virtually all other issues to which the Committee would give attention.

"High stress levels in infancy have a pervasive impact on how the brain, central nervous system, and physiology develop, and how the capacity to form attachments develops too". Jake blames himself for his removal from his birth family, but weekly play therapy is making a huge difference to his self-esteem.

Out-of-seam mining has a pervasive impact (Fig. 2) on each step of the coal production process (Chugh et al. 2013).