Sentence examples for pervasiveness and frequency from inspiring English sources
The default PSSM cut-off value of each TF-binding pattern is set as 0.85 for examining all substrings from the selected candidate genes; the common TFBSs identified for all selected homologous genes are displayed in priority order according to the appearance pervasiveness and frequency among the defined gene set.
Compared to patients not meeting the diagnostic criteria, patients meeting the criteria reported fatigue that was greater (P ≤ 0.05) in its severity, frequency, pervasiveness, and interference with quality of life.
Patients meeting criteria reported higher levels of fatigue severity, frequency, pervasiveness, and interference with quality of life and poorer role functioning, less vitality and more depressive symptoms.
But most intriguing, both in its pervasiveness and its silliness, is the fur skirt.
Yet the pervasiveness and lack of accountability of the security apparatus has had a smothering effect.
We're less willing to acknowledge the pervasiveness, and costs, of age discrimination.
To explain its pervasiveness and persistence, we discuss some common avenues through which such attacks occur.
The pervasiveness and power of smartphones has, however, "drastically opened up the market," he says.
What is not in dispute is gun violence's pervasiveness and its devastating impact on children.
Seligman postulated that this was due to different dimensions: personalization, pervasiveness, and permanence.
