Sentence examples for more pervasiveness from inspiring English sources

The biggest plus-point for wearables over and above those devices is essentially even more pervasiveness.

The push for more pervasiveness led to the eyeball and the wrist.

The interview systematically evaluates each of the DSM-IV symptom items for both current and childhood symptoms, and asks additional questions to establish impairment from ADHD symptoms (impairment criteria), in two or more settings (pervasiveness criteria) and the age of onset of symptoms (age of onset criteria).

As the anonymity of the Internet has helped to make hate speech more ubiquitous, that pervasiveness has also made the public less influenced by random comments and more suspicious of sources of information.

We set out to explore more deeply the pervasiveness of these experiences and the results we published in PLOS ONE on July 16, 2014 are a sobering wake-up call.

It is a rich and highly flexible means of communicating that is rapidly achieving pervasiveness because more and more people find it easy and convenient to use.

The political opposition said the proposed solution was just more evidence of the pervasiveness of the problem.

Ms. Scher said her installations were intended to be educational, encouraging viewers to become more aware of the pervasiveness of surveillance.

11 To assess the ICD 10 and DSM IV criteria of ADHD pervasiveness in more than one setting, reports of symptoms in school were obtained using teacher reports on the Child ADHD Teacher Telephone Interview or the Conners Teacher Rating Scale.

Surely more will march against the pervasiveness of rape than for the right to kill foxes?

"Even people who were unwilling to see it before are more likely to acknowledge the pervasiveness of sex stereotypes".