Voxel-based analyses are pervasive across the range of neuroimaging techniques.
Arc-normal oriented structures, dominantly oblique dextral, up-to-the-southeast, are pervasive across a range of scales and are here interpreted to relate at depth to weakened pre-existing basement cross-structures.
Furthermore, the recurrent themes we identified in the study, across the heterogeneity of our study population suggest that the stakeholder tensions described here are pervasive across a range of GHEs.
Badlands are pervasive in a wide range of environmental conditions across the Mediterranean region, including arid, semiarid, and humid environments.
This combined with the growing range of pervasive, ubiquitous, and tangible technologies add up to a complex web of physicality within the practice of designing interactive systems.
C. The impairments in personality functioning and the individual's personality trait expression are relatively inflexible and pervasive across a broad range of personal and social situations.
This review provides an overview of the literature on a broad and heterogeneous range of pervasive computing systems related to health care.
Our results provide the most comprehensive genome-wide identification of TSSs in budding yeast, not only for mRNAs but also for a wide range of pervasive transcripts, including previously non-annotated ones.
Given the demonstrated link between network centrality and functional importance, these proteins are expected to have pervasive effects on a range of downstream molecular processes, and thus represent potential gatekeepers in the link between vitamin intake and disease.
Whether or not to use captively bred animals in reintroduction programs is a pressing issue for Pacific salmon (Oncorhynchus spp .. Hatcheries are pervasive throughout the native range of salmon (reviewed by Fraser 2008; Kostow 2009; Naish et al. 2008); therefore, most managers planning reintroductions would have access to artificial supplementation facilities.
