Members of Congress, after all, considered 12,000 pages worth of testimony in 2006, which showed "pervasive discrimination" in the covered districts.
Field experiments show pervasive ethnic discrimination in many countries (OECD 2007).
X-ray computerised tomography (CT) scanning of the core with a medical CT scanner before water-flooding and after oil-flooding showed pervasive petroleum flow to have occurred, with no obvious focussing evident (Fig. 1).
Federally, schools are judged solely by test scores, which have shown pervasive achievement gaps among students of different races.
During the biggest scandal of the Reagan years, Rudman, an outspoken member of the Senate's Iran-Contra Committee, said key administration officials had showed "pervasive dishonesty" and disdain for the law by selling weapons to Nicaraguan rebels.
As alluded to above, transcriptome studies show pervasive sex differences in gene expression in peripheral tissues.
However, the barplots showed pervasive admixture, providing little evidence for the existence of distinct clusters.
The intestine showed pervasive aganglionosis from 10 cm distal to the ligament of Treitz to the rectum, indicating HSCR disease.
This is similar to recent studies in yeast and other eukaryotes that show pervasive transcription of complex genomes that express intergenic and noncoding RNA [ 11, 12].
However, amino acid sequence comparisons show pervasive genomic mosaicism, and quantification of inter-cluster and intra-cluster relatedness reveals a continuum of genetic diversity, albeit with uneven representation of different phages.
