This is consistent with our finding that correspondence is more prevalent than transformation in IWMs.
Among the most prevalent is the transformation of pension funds from an expense to a source of profits.
Such transformation was prevalent in developed countries, particularly those in which fiscal sustainability was problematic.
Optimizing programs by applying source-to-source transformations is a prevalent practice among programmers.
For species showing range contractions, current land transformation had less impact on future potential ranges than did climate change, because many species ranges shifted to higher altitudes where land transformation is currently less prevalent.
This is an optical effect where spectra can become distorted by the superposition of a dispersive line shape during Fourier transformation, and is mostly prevalent in measurements that are acquired in transflection mode.
Terms such as MOOCs (massively open online courses) and nanodegrees are already becoming prevalent, and many startups are addressing career transformation: Coursera, General Assembly, Udacity and Udemy.
The prevalent hyperactivation of STAT3 and its requirement for malignant transformation led to the development of many inhibitors that are being investigated preclinically (Page et al, 2011; Debnath et al, 2012).
Digitization, digitalization, digital transformations and the general concept of digital, are more prevalent and omnipresent (e.g., cyber-physical systems, CPS).
A Bray-Curtis resemblance matrix was subsequently created using PRIMER-E v.6 with a fourth-root transformation of the data to lessen the influence of prevalent species and increase the weight of rare species.
Constitutive Ras signaling is a prevalent phenomenon that occurs in diverse tumor types and is associated with transformation, proliferation, and reduced sensitivity to conventional chemotherapy.
