Yet while villainy may be prevalent on comic-book streets, those streets come in myriad forms.
We suggest that this motif may be prevalent in endogenous biological circuits and useful when creating synthetic circuits.
To test the effect of 8 weeks of lower body resistance training on hyperglycemia and dyslipidemia, which may be prevalent among nonelderly, nondiabetic, chronically disabled stroke patients.
Meticulous assessment of sunlight exposure is needed especially in women, since self limited public sun exposure may be prevalent among overweight or obese females.
Mobile phones may be prevalent, but internet penetration in Egypt is approximately 21%, and 34% in Tunisia, which are good figures for the region, but not compared to the rest of the world.
The current dearth of publications demonstrating the success of these technically complex methods, even in model fish species, suggests that difficulties may be prevalent when trying to implement such transgenic containment approaches in vivo.
On Tuesday, the Minnesota attorney general disclosed hundreds of Accretive's internal documents, obtained through a six-month investigation, which raised concerns about aggressive debt-collection practices that may be prevalent at hospitals across the country.
The digitally distracted consumer, meantime, may be happy to embrace cars that can drive themselves, freeing the driver to concentrate on Facebook, Twitter or whatever social media may be prevalent when self-driving technologies mature in a decade or so.
In mental health this harks back to the times of the "moral defective" as the primary diagnosis and reinforces a bigoted attitude – an attitude which may be prevalent in society that mental illness is something that people are in control of?
Digital media may be prevalent in today's society, but sometimes an electronic screen just won't do.
These results provide evidence that the practice of sex-selection among uneducated and wealthy Indian immigrants may be prevalent at the fourth parity.
