Sentence examples for phenomenon is pervasive from inspiring English sources

One might say that the undecidability phenomenon is pervasive, to the point that the investigation of the uncountable has been rendered nearly impossible in ZFC alone (see however Shelah (1994) for remarkable exceptions).

The equal headway instability phenomenon is pervasive in public transport systems.

We show that this phenomenon is pervasive and actually occurs in a significant number of superfamilies, especially those that contain the largest numbers of domains.

We provide 22 examples drawn widely from science, demonstrating that this phenomena is pervasive throughout science.

Religious phenomena were pervasive, so much so that it is not meaningful to view religion as a single entity that cohered as a system.

This new research paradigm has provided substantial evidence supporting the idea that epistatic phenomena are pervasive at higher levels of biological organization above the genetic material.

Turbulence is a highly complex physical phenomenon that is pervasive in flow problems of scientific and engineering concern like this one.

A lesser-known phenomenon is the pervasive effects these marks have on genomic integrity.

This phenomenon is so pervasive that the term inflammaging (Franceschi et al., 2000; Franceschi & Campisi, 2014) has been coined to emphasize that many major age-related disabilities, including cancers, susceptibility to infections, and dementia have immunopathogenic components (Franceschi & Campisi, 2014).

In some lineages, this phenomenon is especially pervasive, with a high prevalence of multiple extra rounds of polyploidizations after a first WGD event (especially common in plants, but also several animal lineages) (Evans et al. 2004).

Substance abuse is pervasive.