Nevertheless, indirect social pressure to conform to the culturally prescribed filial norms is still pervasive, as the findings of this study indicate.
Segregation is still pervasive, he reckons.
Nevertheless, developing pervasive games presents challenging issues, since programmers have to cope with high turnover, cheating, heterogeneity of devices and platforms.
Although the law is purely descriptive, and agnostic with regard to underlying mechanisms, it is nevertheless a pervasive empirical generalisation and it is recognised that 'intermediate' levels of stress may enhance functioning [61,72].
Nevertheless, transposons are pervasive features of mammalian genomes (e.g., the human genome contains over three million transposons with an average spacing of 472 bp between them), suggesting that the majority of insertion events are easily tolerated and are not significantly deleterious to the host.
Nevertheless, they highlighted the pervasive role exerted by both climate and fine scale factors, particularly the co-occurring vegetation on recruits' abundance, and the light availability on their growth.
Nevertheless, substance misuse is pervasive in mood disorders, and a useful classifier should discriminate patients despite such comorbidity.
Nevertheless, the growing evidence for pervasive transcription in bacteria challenges the dogma that transcription starts and ends just before and after a gene.
Nevertheless, one of today's most pervasive and perplexing challenges for senior managers deals with how and when to make a commitment to the new practices.
Nevertheless, it is possible that the pervasive influence of CRCs extends to development, affecting fundamental processes such as proliferation, growth and differentiation.
