Obesity is not pervasive, diabetes rates are low, rates of insulin resistance and other metabolic syndrome components vary, and chronic inflammation is prevalent in the population.
In the housing crisis, group-think was pervasive, affecting rating agencies, regulators, legislators, lenders, borrowers, mortgage brokers, pundits, thousands of handsomely-paid securities dealers, and most of the economics profession.
In a preview of The Orange Box in November 2007, 1UP.com revealed numerous problems with the late beta build of EA's PlayStation 3 version of The Orange Box, citing pervasive frame rate issues which, they claimed, "at best merely hinder gameplay and at worst make the experience downright unplayable".
However, as our study demonstrated, even a clinical data source itself has a pervasive error rate, and there will remain a need for active error trapping.
Furthermore, these results become more pervasive when the exchange rate and federal funds rate are included.
Such a pervasive local pattern of rate decreases, combined with pervasively slow mitochondrial evolution across land plants in general, suggests that high mutation rates are selected against in the evolution of plant mitochondrial genomes.
The onset of dynamic behavior is accompanied with changes in the fracture pattern from single to multiple fractures to pervasive pulverization for increasing rates of deformation.
Post 90s confront a reality of pervasive corruption, slowing growth rates, and existential fears born of environmental degradation that raise fundamental questions about the sustainability of China's growth paradigm.
It's a stubbornly pervasive myth that suicide rates are highest during the holiday season -- actually, they peak during the spring (for reasons that we don't fully understand).
