Sentence examples for pervasive emphasis from inspiring English sources

This estimate of total genic divergence implied by rates of gene duplication has been widely overlooked due to the pervasive emphasis on nucleotide divergence between orthologous genes.

Transcripts of all labelled classic high utilisers also revealed a pervasive emphasis on vague symptoms (see Table 3, Theme 7).

Third, male activists may position themselves as virtuous men – as strong or courageous or bold – with a pervasive emphasis on them acting 'as men'.

This position was informed by the pervasive emphasis on 'taking responsibility', and linked to the (minority, but repeated) opinion that ART represents a 'choice'choice

As the company tries to broaden its scope, its message is undergoing a subtle but pervasive shift in emphasis, from sports to fitness.

Just last winter, he advanced a spirited defense of élitism in a speech to the College Art Association, in which he described a subtle but pervasive shift of emphasis "from the work of art, to the museum itself as the primary experience," and spoke of the "shudder of unease" he feels whenever he reads or hears that art museums have become our greatest entertainment bargains.

He said of "The Dalkey Archive" that it was "not a novel" but "really an essay in extreme derision of literary attitudes and people, and one pervasive fault is absence of emphasis, in certain places, to help the reader".

Ubiquitous computing is more broadly associated with Human-Computer Interaction whilst Pervasive computing as a stronger emphasis on devices, their networking and the processing of the data they produce.

This paper proposes an incremental approach to building context-aware pervasive systems, with a particular emphasis on systematically extending over time the contexts and situations a system can be aware of, and creating a formalism in which these systems can be composed.

Despite this emphasis, inconsistencies were pervasive in CHW recordkeeping and nearly 25% of CHWs did not maintain MCH registers.

But a main thrust of Deising's work is in articulating the drawbacks resulting from an over-emphasis on the most pervasive form of reason in America, and that behind strategic games and game theory; economic rationality.