Sentence examples for pervasively affecting from inspiring English sources

Field observations show that deformation was distributed at maximum burial, pervasively affecting both the Tenda massif and the overlying tectonically coupled oceanic material.

Traditional perceptions on the role of girls still prevail pervasively, affecting the participation of girls in various sports.

The results also provide some new insights into how exercise pervasively affects our metabolisms, Dr. Whitham says.

From our kinematic analyses, we conclude that the syntectonic strata are pervasively affected by folding in all areas and that deformation partitioning localized shear zones at the boundaries of this unit, particularly along the contact with massive carbonates.

Argillaceous geological formations are abundant as well and, during the Holocene, they were pervasively affected by large landslides with recurrent periods of reactivation.

DDVP exposure pervasively affected the expression of genes involved in glucose metabolism in the liver (Figs.  5a and 6).

Theoretically, POS represents a basic disposition that pervasively affects how people view themselves and the world, colours their relations with other people, and shapes their expectations about the future [ 17, 19].

Poverty affects children deeply and pervasively, from the consequences of growing up with parents who cannot read to the constant pain of hunger and threats of violence in homes and communities.

Writing in Jazz Review, the critic Martin Williams argued that "what Ornette Coleman is doing on alto will affect the whole character of jazz music profoundly and pervasively".

The dolomite pervasively replaces the grains of all facies, whereas the matrix is normally only partially affected.

But unconscious discrimination is only one example of a pervasively invisible process: inequality built into our institutitions, our social policy, and our society that affects people of different backgrounds differentially from the day they are born.