Despite the pervasiveness of expression-level differences among paralogs, we found few cases of tissue-specific reciprocal silencing, as seen for a handful of genes in cotton allopolyploids (Adams et al. 2003, 2004).
Usage of the term by Steve Irwin on The Crocodile Hunter, as well as attempts by members of the American press to imitate the expression during the 2000 Sydney Olympics, have been put forth as theories explaining the pervasiveness of the expression in the United States.
Recent improvements in high-throughput sequencing technologies underscore the pervasiveness of circular RNA (circRNA) expression in animal cells.
Together with our observations on the stability and pervasiveness of the correlation, this underlines that the correlated patterns of expression divergence and protein divergence represent a fundamental property of mammalian genome evolution.
I lost the debate then, though a similar case was — persuasively, movingly — made more recently, on Twitter, when the hashtag #YesAllWomen was adopted to give expression to the pervasiveness of female fear and male obliviousness, or worse.
The struggle highlights the growing struggle between self-expression, sovereignty, and the pervasiveness of technology.
Unfortunately, this is a reflection of the pervasiveness of pop music.
The recently uncovered pervasiveness of gene regulation by miRNAs, small regulatory RNAs that regulate gene expression post-transcriptionally [4], also highlights the importance of including 3'UTR sequences in reporter gene constructs.
Ambivalent sexism theory states that the pervasiveness of sexism is based on its ambivalent construction.
The pervasiveness of bribe-taking has made it impossible to complete construction projects in Italy.
The pervasiveness of that mentality, paired with my own trauma from men, made me grow resentful towards expressions of masculinity.
