Sentence examples for as a continuum for from inspiring English sources

The sound of the quartet is also conceived as a continuum, for the string writing is largely confined to slowly changing tremolandos, occasional broken by a spat of harmonics or cross-string figuration.

An approximate method based on the assumption that cellular solids behave as a continuum for low-frequency dynamics is presented.

Unless otherwise stated, scores were assessed as a continuum for the purposes of statistical correlation.

Scores were assessed as a continuum for the purposes of statistical correlation, unless otherwise stated.

IGFBP-3 scores were analysed as a continuum for the purposes of statistical analysis.

We investigated the relationships between nuclear and cytoplasmic levels of p14ARF expression and clinicopathological parameters (listed in Table 1), with ARF MQSs analysed as a continuum for the purposes of statistical analysis.

PBIS, the currently popular method of maintaining school-wide discipline adopted by many of our schools, is defined as, " a continuum of positive behavior support for all students" and is implemented in every area of the building, including hallways, lunchrooms, and even restrooms.

Our findings emphasize the diversity of perceptions and needs of the older population, and also confirm the model in which shared decision-making is defined as a continuum from the wish for the GP to make decisions for patients to active participation [ 22].

Naturally, any increase in co-ancestry is associated with increase in genetic gain; however, the GBLUP offers greater flexibility for elite genotype selection than the ABLUP as the effective number of genomic equivalent provides a continuum for selection as opposed to the pedigree-based status number which offers only two options of relatedness (unrelated or half-sibs).

The report's overall analysis reveals that more needs to be done to increase access to treatments and means of prevention, in particular ensuring that what's known as a "continuum of care" is provided for all mothers, newborns and young children, extending from the household, to the local clinic, to the district hospital and beyond.

Assuming an effect along a continuum for therapy per se as opposed to attention, with usual care theoretically in between the two ACT NoW groups, our finding of no difference between the two extremes would be replicated when comparing the extreme and midpoint.