While just a few years ago that kind of speed would have cost six or seven figures' worth of hardware, Pervasive conducted this proof on a $15,000 machine.
Therefore there is no doubt that gene duplication is extremely pervasive, conducting function in almost all organisms from prokaryotes to eukaryotes [ 9, 13].
A. The Voting Rights of Act of 1965 addressed pervasive lawless conduct by Southern officials bent on denying blacks the right to vote.
They conduct pervasive surveillance against small clusters of men who cannot hope to stand up to American firepower.
The letter described "pervasive unwelcome verbal conduct" and found that Mr. Lopez verbally harassed, groped and kissed two of his staff members without their consent.
A letter signed by Mr. Silver described "pervasive unwelcome verbal conduct" and said that Mr. Lopez had verbally harassed, groped and kissed two of his staff members without their consent.
He also said, "There was pervasive unwelcome verbal conduct by you toward both complainants from early June 2012 until the time they made complaints of sexual harassment in mid-July 2012, including repeated comments about their physical appearance, their bodies, their attire, and their private relationships".
Exclusion criteria included a history of bipolar disorder, psychosis, pervasive developmental disorders, conduct disorder, seizure disorder (other than febrile seizures), or serious suicide risk.
In summary, CU traits can be assessed reliably and have been demonstrated to consistently designate a subgroup within antisocial youth with a more severe and pervasive pattern of conduct problems and poorer treatment outcomes.
