Sentence examples for comprising a continuum from inspiring English sources

It has also been proposed that attacks of V1 TN of long duration may overlap the shortest SUNCT attacks, thereby comprising a continuum of symptomatology [10], and begging the question whether these syndromes are in fact interchangeable and possibly subsets of one another.

In this article, we use the definition of empathy supplied by Preston & de Waal [8], in which empathy is a term for a broad category of resonant emotional responses comprising a continuum from basic forms, such as emotional contagion, to complex forms, such as cognitive empathy.

Accordingly, immune activities comprise a continuum, where the character of the immune object is determined by the context in which it appears, not necessarily by its character as "foreign" per se.

QI and QIR are not reliably distinguishable, but rather comprise a continuum of activities.

Ménière's disease often shows bilateral EH and comprises a continuum from a monosymptomatic disease to the typical symptom complex of the disease.

Medicinal pain relief during labour does not seem to be a dichotomous choice for women but to comprise a continuum of choices.

The majority of respondents said maternal morbidity should comprise a continuum of severity, whereas the identification of the cases should use a mixed criteria employing multiple methods.

Health care comprises a continuum of services, ranging from home-based, self-administered treatment to services provided at a health post or centre, or a district, provincial or highly specialised tertiary hospital.

The body of heterogeneous concrete material is simulated as a continuum comprising a large population of microscopic "weakest-link" elements.

This finding suggests a dual-layered mechanism of transcriptional regulation, comprising both a continuum of binding-site occupancy by each PIF and a superimposed layer of local regulation that acts differentially on each PIF, to modulate its intrinsic transcriptional activation capacity at each site, in a quantitative pattern that varies between the individual PIFs from gene to gene.

In a systematic review, Kostopoulos found the closest affinities to P. vinayaki in the Greco-Anatolian P. vallesiensis, stating that "these two species seem to comprise a morphological continuum" (p889).