Sentence examples for is pervasively present from inspiring English sources

Even more ubiquitous these days than when he was alive, Warhol is pervasively present at the Brant residence.

Furthermore, mud pebbles are pervasively present above the scour surface, having diameters ranging from 0.5 to 2.5 cm, and their abundance and grain size become progressively lower and smaller, respectively, towards the top (Fig. 3a).

In vertebrates, individual nephron units combine within the kidney as a single organ, whereas in planarians, protonephridial units are pervasively present throughout the body (Rink et al., 2011).

This analysis shows that (1) the development of an enabling institutional context was a necessary condition that preceded the phenomenal productivity growth in industrial and Green Revolution countries; and that (2) such a context is also present for successful SSA export crop production, but that (3) the context is pervasively biased against SSA's smallholder food production.

The idea that American politics is pervasively corrupted by money is not a fringe position.

The Metropolitan Opera's much-anticipated new production of "Parsifal," which opened on Friday night, is pervasively and intentionally gloomy.

The result is "a daffily hilarious book, even though it is pervasively concerned with the importance of Death and Judgment".

The term 'difficult' is pervasively used in relation to medically unexplained symptoms (MUS) and patients with MUS.

And as Mr. Stucky suggested, the music, while haunting and eerily beautiful in its way, is pervasively dark.

Although the term instinct is lightly used in the writings of evolutionary psychologists, it is pervasively implicit in the sense of inborn propensity or innate structure.

Yet it is pervasively playful.