Yet we possess this ever-prevalent drive to call some people or situations or scenarios normal — and others not.
Based on their measurement data for over 290 drive hours under prevalent driving conditions in urban areas, they show that even if only about 3.2% of all APs participate, it is adequate to support opportunistic Internet connections for a variety of applications.
Diabetic complications were highly prevalent (89%) driven by nephropathy (75%), macrovascular complications (49%), symptomatic heart failure (21%), and retinopathy (20%).
The Joint United Nations Program on HIV/AIDS (UNAIDS) report on the global HIV/AIDS epidemic for 2007 indicates that the region's HIV epidemics are in general highly prevalent and driven primarily by heterosexual intercourse.
Sperm competition is a prevalent phenomenon that drives the evolution of sperm function.
The prevalent corporate culture that drives costs down at all costs cannot be allowed to drive our space program, and our scientists, into the ground.
A frequent visitor to the United States during that decade, he immersed himself in the abstract modes then prevalent and made paintings driven primarily by color and light.
But this kind of super-cool frugality hasn't always been so prevalent in an industry driven by accessory and perfume sales and dependent on consumer aspirations.
The lung alveolar tissue on the other hand does not have a prevalent cell type, which might drive the transcriptional response to an injury, and is comprised of type I epithelial cells (8 %), alveolar macrophages (9 %), type II epithelial cells (16 %), capillary endothelial cells (30%%), and cells of the interstitial space (37 %) [ 6].
I joined the executive search profession in the 1980s, at the beginning of the third era of talent spotting, which was driven by the competency movement still prevalent today.
GATA2-to-GATA1 switch is prevalent at dynamic enhancers and drives erythroid enhancer commissioning.
