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Through log-odds, the Rasch model specifies that the probability of response of person n to item i is governed by location B n for the subject (person measure) and location D i for the item (item calibration), along a common continuum of measurement: Log [ P ni 1/ P ni 0] = B n - D i where, P ni 1 is the probability of a " Yes" response to item i and P ni 0 is the probability of a " No" response.

These are discussed in terms of the assumptions inherent to the phase-field model, and by extension to most common continuum models of diffusive phase transformations.

Nature produces bodies on a spectrum; a continuum of possibilities.

Therefore, it has been suggested that both conditions would be different manifestations of a common pathogenic phenomenon of airways, representing a continuum of the same illness, although the mechanisms involved are not fully known [ 9].

This leads to a central question of what endogenous exposures drive chronic inflammatory processes and do the different types of inflammation generate a continuum of common pathologies.

It is, rather, a perplexity on a continuum of perplexities.

Colony architecture in this species reflects a single common astogenic plan characterized by a continuum of architectural designs with several distinct stages, each marked by specific morphometric parameters and traits [31].

A common type of spectrum has very broad emission lines of carbon or nitrogen, as well as of ionized helium, superimposed upon a bluish continuum.

However, we recognize that there is likely to be a continuum of packing arrangements between common and wide states, albeit highly biased towards the common conformation – or else the collagen fibril lattice could not be crystalline by definition.

Sleep disordered breathing (SDB) is common in children and varies along a continuum of upper airway obstruction from primary snoring to Obstructive Sleep Apnea Syndrome (OSAS).

Cardiovascular and cerebrovascular events and peripheral artery disease (PAD) are thus part of a continuum of disease with the common underlying pathophysiology of atherothrombosis (5).