Bourdieu's social theory, for example, points to the pervasiveness of evaluative patterns and distinctions even in modern society, determining social status and class (Bourdieu 1984).
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.
Costs depend on the sophistication of the vulnerability and the pervasiveness of the operating system.
But he did not suggest a reason for the pervasiveness of the misuse.
In recent years, Ioannidis has become increasingly blunt about the pervasiveness of the problem.
What has been shocking has been the pervasiveness of the conduct of many priests.
Given the pervasiveness of the decline, it is no surprise that virtually all investment styles suffered.
Another is that Bollywood is a nervous place, and the pervasiveness of the Indian mafia there has grown.
Dawkins' discussion of memes is, once again, marred by the pervasiveness of the gene-organism perspective.
"But I was really surprised by the pervasiveness of the clustering.
The pervasiveness of the hot, corona-penetrating jets "doesn't prove their phenomenon is the only one heating the corona.
