In order to signal a genuine turn in the cycle the indices must change direction in a way that is pronounced in size, pervasive across individual components and persistent.
The fear of risk is so pervasive that individuals and businesses don't trust even cash and are willing to pay a premium to park their money in Treasury bills.
While this idea is pervasive and individuals often subjectively feel that they have a preference, evidence indicates that the learning styles theory is not supported by empirical findings (e.g., Kavale, Hirshoren, & Forness, 1998; Pashler, McDaniel, Rohrer, & Bjork, 2008; Rohrer & Pashler, 2012).
Our TBF analyses reveal, however, that energetic savings may be much more pervasive; even individuals swimming in the very front of the school are swimming at a lower cost than when they swim alone.
These pervasive exhortations to individual action — in corporate ads, school textbooks, and the campaigns of mainstream environmental groups, especially in the west — seem as natural as the air we breathe.
Analysis of energy-intake and expenditure data is complex and involves several key issues: notably, the problems of having sufficient power to establish a treatment effect and how to overcome the pervasive impact of individual differences in body mass.
In addition, these results are very much in keeping with a recent review of worldwide studies published to 2007 83 which concluded that socioeconomic differences in low birth weight and preterm birth remain pervasive at both individual and neighbourhood levels with 93/106 studies reporting a significant association.
The proliferation of information, both with available sources and delivery methods, is now so pervasive that many individuals are finding it difficult to manage it all.
Guilt-aversion is pervasive at the individual-level and the aggregate-level and it is relatively more important than surprise-seeking.
This pervasive interaction between individuals, web services and mobile applications continually generates large volumes of useful data.
