Sentence examples for pervade key from inspiring English sources
Bistability is known to pervade key relevant biological phenomena [1].
Childbirth has become an axis of self-doubt [ 46] with many women having lost confidence in their ability to birth without intervention and consequently women rely on expertise to validate 'safe choices' as evidenced by the woman whose choice of an elective section was validated by her doctor [[ 10], p398] Safety is a therefore a key narrative discourse that pervades.
Narrative data entry pervades computerized health information systems and serves as a key component in collecting patient-related information in electronic health records and patient safety event reporting systems.
"The cavalier attitude that pervades the DfE, which allowed teachers to be sent the key stage two writing guidance in February, just shows how far this secretary of state is from understanding the realities of primary education," she said.
A key prediction of the standard model that the universe is pervaded by a field that conveys mass was tested and confirmed this year with the discovery of a particle associated with that field: the Higgs boson.
Volunteers are key figures in official discourses of 'empowerment' and their work pervades public health intervention and research in the city, as well as development more generally.
For Andrejevic, this is key to an understanding of the strong sense of nostalgia that pervades reality television, which often promises to give us glimpses of the way things might once have been.
Although humour and good nature pervade these works, stronger emotions and tension also begin to appear, as in the minor-key Symphony No. 26, Symphony No. 39, and Symphony No. 49.
His experience in a Paris restaurant informs The Kitchen, his East End Jewish family's ardent socialism pervades Chicken Soup with Barley, and his sister's dream of creating a rural retreat is the key to I'm Talking About Jerusalem.
It can pervade everything, so use sparingly.
"That should pervade everything we do".
