In contrast, other studies suggest that DRs are probably best represented on a continuum of severity with multiple genetic and environmental risk factors interacting to result in the phenotype known as dyslexia (Pennington and Lefly 2001; Snowling 2008).
Simple models tend to specify just habitat and non-habitat (binary), while more complex models may use multiple levels or a continuum of habitat quality (continuous).
There may be multiple or even a continuum of connections between two equilibria, and they may be embedded in more general "heteroclinic networks" where there may be connections to "heteroclinic subcycles" [16, 19, 20]. 4.
Hypothesized in 1999 as a general schema for processing both positive and negative features of potential "goal-objects" or states [8], a generalized reward/aversion system that processes the salience of stimuli across a continuum of aversion and reward was described in multiple publications between 1996 and 2001 [9], [10], [11], [12], [13].
Based on a French study he proposed bronchiectasis to be a multiple hits process or a continuum of ion transport dysfunction measured by NPD according to presence of zero, one or two mutations or genetic variants.
Exploiting natural and engineered alleles for multiple family members, we achieved a continuum of inflorescence complexity that allowed breeding of higher-yielding hybrids.
The majority of respondents said maternal morbidity should comprise a continuum of severity, whereas the identification of the cases should use a mixed criteria employing multiple methods.
When offered across a continuum of care that integrates home, community, outreach and facility-based services, these interventions can have multiple benefits for mothers, children and the communities in which they live.
Of a continuum of observation.
Thus, a continuum of care is delivered.
