Sentence examples for is thus widespread from inspiring English sources

There is thus widespread agreement that the Principal Principle, or something close to it, captures a basic truth about chance.[1] As Lewis states, it is the problem of 'undermining' which has come to be seen as most problematic for the Principal Principle.

Such retroviral zoonosis is thus widespread and occurs in diverse villages where hunters are frequently in contact with nonhuman primates (3, 4 ).

This effect, which may be related to phosphorylation of general translation factors during mitosis by a mitotic kinase such as CDK1, is thus widespread and occurs indiscriminately and independent of mRNA sequence.

Aromatic polyimides possess high thermal stability, flexibility, good chemical resistance, mechanical strength, enhanced dielectric properties, being thus widespread used in electronic and microelectronic industry or as a support in high temperature applications.

There is thus a widespread belief that reality is engaged in an ongoing process of evolution; rather than Darwinian evolution, this is typically seen as either a teleological evolution which assumes a process headed to a specific goal, or an open-ended, creative evolution.

Citrullination is thus a widespread phenomenon in normal physiology and inflammation, although targeting citrullinated proteins for an autoimmune response is relatively restricted to RA as shown by the high specificity of anti-citrullinated peptide antibodies for RA [ 2].

The potential for manipulation of females by males via SP is therefore widespread and thus hard for females to sidestep or "ignore," even if the effects of SP are costly to females (Wigby and Chapman 2005).

Circadian transcription paired with miRNA-mediated post-transcriptional control is thus probably a widespread phenomenon.

Transfer of organelle DNA is thus commonplace and widespread, with nearly all investigated lineages revealing abundant, recently inserted segments of organelle DNA in chromosomes of the cell nucleus (Bensasson et al. 2001; Kleine et al. 2009; Hazkani-Covo et al. 2010).

15 The complexity of measuring diagnostic errors is thus bound to gather widespread attention.

The role of NGAL, as a siderophore-binding agent, is thus consistent with the widespread recognition that iron-induced radical generation is intimately involved in a variety of renal and other diseases [ 397, 398].