The belief that corruption is pervasive drives much of the anger that we see reflected in extremist movements, secular and religious.
Genome rearrangements and pervasive meiotic drive cause hybrid infertility in fission yeast.
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Both have been described in T-LGL leukemia and are suggestive of pervasive antigenic drive.
"Material misrepresentations" amounting to "pervasive fraud" drove 70% of the serious claims that were found payable by the Wyeth trust fund, says Joseph Kisslo, a court-appointed cardiologist who reviewed a sample of 1,000 echocardiograms in late 2004.
Unlike the web, where offerings tend to be one-size-fits-all, pervasive computing is driven by the individual, focusing on customised, person-centric services and experiences.
Political analysts said the newly pervasive voter-registration drives reflected lessons from the 2000 election, which showed that a few votes can decide large events, as well as a widespread sense that the coming election holds especially high stakes.
They're studying for the test, not studying English.' " Zinch China, a consulting company that advises American colleges and universities about China, published a report last year that found cheating on college applications to be "pervasive in China, driven by hyper-competitive parents and aggressive agents".
Similarly, despite their remote locations, a wide range of stressors ranging from local in nature (e.g., industrial development) to pervasive and remotely driven (e.g., climate change) are very likely affecting the lakes and their associated fish faunas.
