Sentence examples for typically pervasive from inspiring English sources

Although such studies largely avoid the confounding effects of humans, Andersen et al. (2006) argued that evaluation of large herbivore dynamics on multiple-use landscapes, where human influence is typically pervasive, is also needed.

In the informative tissue cores, the intensity of NPC staining was typically pervasive (70% of the epithelial component was positive) and strong (intensity was 2 3) in the DCIS (ductal carcinoma in situ) specimens.

Psychological complaints typically include pervasive and uncontrollable persistent worry and tension about daily life events lasting more than 6 months.

The authors concluded that the effects of these encounters were "neither pervasive nor typically intense," although they said gender and circumstance were important factors: a mature 15-year-old boy who has an affair with a young woman, for instance, is far less likely to feel damaged than a girl who has been raped by her father.

When democracy is artificially grafted onto a society still shackled with pervasive poverty, typically it is the form of democracy that is adopted, not the substance.

The most egregious forms of indirect discrimination are typically structural, due to the pervasive impact of a society's basic institutions on the life-prospects of its members.

But the government's anti-encryption rhetoric suggests another serious clash of politics vs technology is incoming — the outcome of which will ripple out to affect both U.K. web users and their online behavior, and global companies doing business in the U.K. The U.K. is often referred to as the most surveilled country in the world — typically a reference to the pervasive use of CCTV.

The stock market, "which tends to anticipate future economic activity, typically bottoms in an atmosphere of pervasive gloom and negativity," Andrew Tanzer writes.

Salgado confronted the prosecutor and said, "What are you doing?" Salgado says that Patrón Jiménez had no ownership papers, which people typically carry, because cattle rustling is pervasive.

Ambient Intelligence systems are typically characterized by the use of pervasive equipment for monitoring and modifying the environment according to users' needs, and to globally defined constraints.

Such services typically form the core logic of the Pervasive Apps.