The phrase "a continuum of variation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a range or spectrum of differences or changes in a particular context, such as in scientific, social, or artistic discussions.
Example: "In studying the evolution of species, researchers often observe a continuum of variation in physical traits among different populations."
Alternatives: "a range of differences" or "a spectrum of variation".
"But there's a continuum of variation between all on or all off.
A full hierarchical perspective suggests a continuum of variation rather than a countable number of objects.
It sees the category of "the disabled" as resting on an artificial dichotomy imposed on a continuum of variation.
Or rather, the concept of process emerges through [End Page 104] the encounter with a series of problems, which in turn can be understood as situations of possibility or "a continuum of variation" (Massumi 1992, 38 39).
It's a mistake because nothing is broken rapid ejaculation, average ejaculation, slow ejaculation are points on a continuum of variation," she told me.
These fossils serve as a reminder that taxonomic divisions are human constructs that have been imposed in hindsight on a continuum of variation.
These models represent reference points along a continuum of variations that are characteristic of certain genera or species within a genus.
However, there was a substantial interspecific variation showing a continuum of behavioural variation among the 20 species.
Is CF a single disease or a continuum of physiological variation ¿or- what is a disease?
Even if the parameter distribution followed a continuum range of variation, most of the sequenced endopterygote mtDNAs exhibited A+T contents in the range 70%-80 70%-80 the highest density in the interval 75%-80%; AT-skewithn the range 0.003-0.010; and GC-skews in thighestrval -0.300-0.150.
Graphically, the curves are displaced by a shift in their location on the theta continuum of variation, and uniform DIF is reflected in the ICC by parallel lines, showing a constant difference between the groups.
