Sentence examples for pervasive response from inspiring English sources

In Australia, a pervasive response to increasing atmospheric greenhouse gasses and the exchange of these gasses between the atmosphere and forests has been to focus on storing carbon (C) in forested landscapes.

Similar to the 0.5 mg/L exposure, effects on transcripts coding for genes involved in metabolism were the most pervasive responses at the 1.8 and 7.2 mg/L exposure levels (Table  1).

This pervasive immune response often results in such detrimental complications as multiple organ failure, profound hypotension, and immune paralysis, all of which contribute to the high mortality observed in severe sepsis.

The lack of interaction effect of sex and fatigue suggests that the effect of fatiguing exercise on SLS kinematics is not sex-specific, but rather a more pervasive, general response to the challenge.

But having spent 400 hours in workshops with 255 people in August, TNS warned of the significant challenges in achieving community change as a result of pervasive automatic responses, including blaming the victim and minimising the behaviour of men and boys.

It is unclear how pervasive these responses are in restoration efforts and further information is needed to prevent the presence of restored sites being equated with persistence.

Systematic shifts in geographical ranges of species and increased extinction risk has emerged as one of the most pervasive biological responses to recent anthropogenic climate warming.

Some fears about the cleanup were so strongly felt and so pervasive that the response had to contort itself around them.

Not since a sudden benefit cut left me scraping by on just £14 a week for food have I been so hyper aware of how pervasive such facile responses are in the UK poverty debate.

Evaluation is one of the most dominant and pervasive of human responses [ 11], and the process of evaluation is often fast, efficient, and automatic [ 12].

The whole law, she said, was "an appropriate response to pervasive discriminatory treatment of pregnant women".