For I.B.M., the MetaPad is mainly an experimental device for its so-called pervasive-computing research.
Measurement concerns are pervasive throughout the research process, from study conception through research design development, data collection, and continuing through data analysis and reporting.
These pervasive associations, alongside research findings from studies in children, suggest that such mind-body connections are universal.
No one -- and certainly not NIH -- is arguing that financial ties between academic investigators and companies, which are pervasive in biomedical research, should be severed.
Furthermore, the breadth-first perspective that can be derived by systematic mapping was especially useful for reporting on a new and pervasive area of research (i.e. big data in manufacturing) that currently lacks prominent and consistent theories.
The use of region of residence as a control variable is pervasive in demographic research particularly on fertility analysis [ 42, 43].
We know from all kinds of research that pervasive surveillance is bad for society.
But in China, fakery in one area in particular — education and scientific research — is pervasive enough that many here worry it could make it harder for the country to climb the next rung on the economic ladder.
The segmentation of customers on multiple bases is a pervasive problem in marketing research.
This collection incorporates feminist perspectives on many issues that had seldom been discussed in standard course texts, including the under-representation of women subjects in medical research, the pervasive influence of the abstract individualistic conception of personal autonomy, and stigmatizing portrayals of HIV-positive women.
These focus group findings reflect previous research concerning pervasive self-medication in Accra (58).
