Exempel på pervasively

• Yesterday's reports underline how pervasively poor management can seep through an organization.

• Tension hung in the air as pervasively as the smoke of hundreds of cigarettes.

• The materials pervasively presented subjective opinions as scientific fact.

• Children who experience maltreatment, however, often show a fundamental alteration of the organization of evaluation, representing themselves and their worlds in pervasively negative terms.

• Attachment disruptions seem to affect neuroendocrine regulation earlier and more pervasively than attachment formation.

• Our fossils show no evidence of having pervasively grown through the sediment and as such appear not to be protists or microbial colonies.

• Fluids were unable to pervasively infiltrate into the body even though fluids may have been abundantly available in the direct vicinity (see next section).

• Thus, while engaged in relatively high levels of alcohol use, the heavydrinking-only subgroup was not as pervasively impaired as the mixed subgroup.

• A powerful but erroneous message implicit in accredited classification rules may have pervasively undermined critical enquiry.

• These features occur pervasively through large (hundreds of metres) areas of rock and consistently imply northeast-directed flow.

• English verbal morphology is pervasively regular, and distinct tense variants are minority forms and linguistically marked.

• Most ultramafites are pervasively altered and their primary mineralogy is unknown.

• We further hypothesized that boys with high levels of conduct problems in early adolescence would show pervasively poor adjustment in young adulthood.

• Higher in the series, pervasively recrystallized quartzites and marbles dominate.

• However, valuable information about an utterance's meaning may be contained within the communicative act itself - in the nonverbal behaviours that naturally and pervasively accompany speech.

• Intrinsic motivation is pervasively evident in humans.

• A 'melange' is a purely descriptive (non-genetic) field term for a pervasively mixed unit, irrespective of whether it was formed by tectonic or sedimentary processes, or both.

• To individualise the solutions, the texts pervasively emphasise engagement in practices of self-reflection and self-improvement as a key to positive outcomes and the effective management of risk.