Sentence examples for be the continuum of from inspiring English sources

For much of the 18th century the source of mathematical regularity in chemical systems was assumed to be the continuum of forces and fields that surround the atoms making up chemical elements and compounds.

OME may be a precursor event initiating suppurate AOM but it can be the continuum of AOM as well.

The first category included in this theme was: The continuum of ageing (Table  3).

1– 4 Diabesity is the continuum of progressive abnormal biology, which ranges from mild insulin resistance to full-blown type 2 diabetes.

Another explanation for the relatively poor protection offered by colonoscopy against right-sided colon cancer is the continuum of molecular changes (CIMP, MSI, and BRAF mutations) from the rectum to the ascending colon.

In this reaction-diffusion framework, an excitable medium is the continuum limit of a locally coupled chain of excitable elements.

The union of all subcontinua containing a given point is the continuum component of the point; each continuum component is contained within a unique component.

Unfortunately, municipal governments do not generally consider NGSPs to be "in the continuum of care" because NGSPs are independent of government control, funding and licensing.

And maybe people could choose, rather than be told, where they would like to be on the continuum of censorship and openness.

The overall aim of this cohort study is to follow the continuum of selected chronic diseases and associated risk factors.

But, it is the continuum which is at the back of my mind.