Sentence examples for suggest pervasive from inspiring English sources

(In 2009, one of them, the guerrilla videographer James O'Keefe, took undercover footage meant to suggest pervasive criminality at ACORN, the progressive nonprofit group, some of whose employees had pleaded guilty to voter-registration fraud. Although the footage was widely condemned as misleading, the controversy helped lead to ACORN's demise).

Our results suggest pervasive, genome-wide interaction between co-expression domains.

This does in no way suggest pervasive.

These authors suggest pervasive epistasis causing these effects.

The results showed that the vast majority of cases were dermal in nature, and little evidence was found to suggest pervasive respiratory or ocular reactions related to NRL.

Among those with diagnosed diabetes, widespread glucose impairment and poor control of blood pressure and cholesterol suggest pervasive failures in clinical management.

A growing body of Congressional testimony, academic research, court cases and other evidence suggests pervasive defects, and potentially vast lawbreaking, in the securitization and foreclosure process.

The NLJ ominously quotes one insurance company filing that includes "... this [Garlock] court's opinion suggests pervasive fraud on the part of asbestos claimants and their counsel".

Ratios were persistently significantly greater than 1, suggesting pervasive over-reporting, except for more recent immigrants where confidence intervals crossed unity for each screening type.

Finally, consistent with the recent results of Haddrill et al. (2010), evidence suggests pervasive roles for both positive and purifying selection creating significant correlations between polymorphism- and divergence-based methodologies, and being generally consistent with the Darwin domain of molecular evolution.

In three of the four experimental mutant data sets (specifically excluding the recombinant virus data set because recombination invalidates dN/ dS based selection analyses in this data set) the mean dN/ dS values of almost all of the protein coding genes were < 1, suggesting pervasive negative selection (i.e. selection against non-synonymous base changes; see Additional file 6).