Over 30 years, Komen became one of the most successful disease advocacy organizations in the world by making pink ribbons and the fight against breast cancer as prevalent a symbol here as baseball and apple pie.
Prayer hands are as prevalent a symbol as any, and thanks to Drake now seem to appear more frequently than even crucifixes.
The most prevalent gene symbol in the retrieved abstracts for genetic association with asthma was IL4 (91 citations) followed by IL13 (75 citations) and TNF (73 citations).
Sebastiano Serlio had decorated the blocks of ashlar in his rustication; by the end of the 16th century, Sicilian architects were ornamenting the blocks with carvings of leaves, fish-scales, and even sweets and shells; shells were later to become among the most prevalent ornamental symbols of Baroque design.
Meanwhile, I am heartened when treated to a rare sighting of the classic, indigenous 'V' sign, saddened when flicked with the now prevalent middle finger, a symbol of so-called broken Britain.
Well, for the first time in a long time, she has grown-up clothes to choose from, like the trench coats so prevalent on the runway (fashion's strongest symbol of having something to hide), and the simple dresses that this season replaced suits (for women who work in offices and not bordellos).
In middle-class parts of Mexico, dog hotels, stylists and even "organic" dog-poo bins are so prevalent that having a pooch has become a symbol of upward mobility.
Significant tribal symbols relating to the Iroquois cosmology are also prevalent in the works.
Over the past few years, computer modeling has become more prevalent in the clinical sciences as an alternative to traditional symbol-processing models.
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