Sentence examples for have pervasive effects from inspiring English sources
Their conflicts of interest have pervasive effects on the whole financial system.
It is evident that acoustical sources of high energy and broadband properties have pervasive effects over considerable distances (up to 1 km).
A delusion is circumscribed if it does not lead to the formation of other intentional states whose content is significantly related to the content of the delusion, nor does it have pervasive effects on the behavior of the person reporting the delusion.
Both systems have pervasive effects on physiology at the levels of the cell, organ, and organism.
Their activities have pervasive effects in their ecosystems, often making them keystone species or ecosystem engineers.
Comparing the last two analyses suggests that individual mutations might have pervasive effects on the shape of the local landscape.
Dwight served as president of Yale from 1795 to 1817; his administration had pervasive effects on the school, including the modernization of the curriculum.
Temperature has pervasive effects on poikilotherm physiology, and embryos are especially vulnerable to temperature shifts.
In either case, the delusion is resistant to counterevidence and has pervasive effects on one's life.
Family membership had pervasive effects on all three behaviours and on their ontogenetic trajectories, suggesting strong genetic or maternal components to behavioural variation.
It has pervasive effects across the brain and body.
