Sentence examples for most pervasive transcript from inspiring English sources
When given i.p., the most pervasive transcript changes were parallel increases in Nqo and Tr transcripts which occurred with BSCA, PhSCA, MSCA, and OSCA.
Similar to the 0.5 mg/L exposure, effects on transcripts coding for genes involved in metabolism were the most pervasive responses at the 1.8 and 7.2 mg/L exposure levels (Table 1).
"It's become the most pervasive context.
Yet Brecht remains the most pervasive influence on theatre.
General Aung San became Burma's most pervasive icon.
Among these religions, ancestor worship has the most pervasive influence.
The guilt, however, is the most pervasive feeling.
He added: "Age discrimination is perhaps the most pervasive prejudice in society".
But her most pervasive influence was on the level of values.
The most pervasive differences in human performance on psychomotor apparatus are associated with chronological age.
In Western industrial nations television and radio became the most pervasive media.
