Sentence examples for a continuum of such from inspiring English sources

We have seen that the later Carnap relaxed his earlier aspiration to find a unique confirmation function, allowing a continuum of such functions displaying a wide range of inductive cautiousness.

Changing these constants while keeping the initial conditions of the WS variables fixed gives different dynamics in the original models, and thus there is a continuum of such solutions.

The data indicate that there is a continuum of such dependence, with 3,304 genes changing in one tumour by more than twofold over the 2-week treatment period, whereas only 105 changed in another.

The multiuser environment is modeled as a continuum of interference such that the optimization can be performed for each buffered packet separately by using a Markov chain where the states represent the waiting time of each buffered packet.

3, we interpret all this as providing empirical support to macroeconomic models working with a continuum of heterogeneous agents, such as the so-called standard incomplete markets models (see, for example, Heathcote et al. 2009).

This may result in a continuum of binding specificities, such that some antibodies will have high avidity for epitopes on some PfAMA1 alleles and lower avidity for corresponding, albeit altered epitopes on other alleles.

It is recognized now that IDPs and hybrid proteins with long IDPRS can adopt a continuum of structural states, such as completely disordered, molten globules, or locally disordered tails and linkers.

Curran and colleagues have presented a continuum of three types of such hybrid effectiveness implementation (E-I) study designs [ 19], ranging from effectiveness research with minimal implementation strategies (type 1) to designs where effectiveness and implementation are equally balanced (type 2) and an implementation approach with minimal focus on effectiveness outcomes (type 3).

Average-field theory is used to formulate a continuum description of such heterogeneous material based on observed microscale physical mechanisms in the fully saturated case.

However, EMT does not define a clear univocal phenotype, but rather a continuum of plastic cell states such that EMT-like molecular features may be heterogeneously presented among cells within a tumor nodule (Nieto, 2013).

Therefore, care experience may be seen as a continuum of events, hence factors such as the patient's previous hospital experiences/expectations of care, self-efficacy level and notion of shared decision making may constitute important aspects in evaluating care experience that should be further explored.