Sentence examples for along its continuum from inspiring English sources

The purpose of this study was to describe the relationship between first-trimester pregnancy-associated plasma protein A (PAPP-A) and birthweight along its continuum and at its extremes.

In addition to anticipated subgroup effect size, equalising the proportion of individuals in each subgroup and testing a continuous variable (such as baseline blood pressure level) along its continuum will substantially improve statistical power.

Time was viewed independent of space as a separate, one-dimensional continuum, completely homogeneous along its infinite extent.

Toronto First Duty demonstrated the ideal sequence of partnership formation - its maturation along a continuum of partnership, improving service delivery, better service utilization by recipients leading to positive parenting and child health outcomes.

It is also, as two new books show, that Chartres and St Paul's were part of the same philosophical conversation, though at different points along its continuum about intellectual freedom versus authority, about reason and faith.Each book roots its cathedral in the political, economic and philosophical discourses of its period.

In adult medical journals it has sometimes been associated with drug use or a personality trait along a broad continuum that, in its far extreme, includes schizophrenia.

"It's somewhere along the continuum of mistake, malfeasance, and malevolence".

"It's somewhere along the continuum of mistake, malfeasance, and malevolence," McDavid's lawyer Rosenfeld said in a phone interview.

Fill the place with good leaders who can help you move along that continuum and help the company reach its potential.

With the evolving context, its programmes have also moved effectively and strategically along the continuum from humanitarian, through recovery to development approaches.

The Clinton campaign proved equally clarifying for many of its veterans all along the Democratic continuum.