Sentence examples for constitutes a continuum from inspiring English sources

There is no structurally significant linguistic boundary that coincides with the national and standard language boundaries between the Netherlands and Belgium on the one side and Germany on the other; at the level of local dialects, the entire Dutch-German territory from the English Channel to the Alps constitutes a continuum, with only gradual transitions from one village to the next.

Disease activity is rarely a dichotomous quality (active versus inactive) but, like temperature, constitutes a continuum.

Unlike the category of the Sacred, which dominates the Profane by setting a boundary of taboos, Jidd and Hazl are equal and constitute a continuum that depends on a ranking of taboos.

The equations thus obtained constitute a continuum (homogeneous) model (CM) which simplifies the determination of the dynamic response of viscoelastic layered composites when the number of layers in the composite is large.

HbA1c values in patients with diabetes constitute a continuum.

Weedy populations are thus made of a wide diversity of phenotypes, constituting a continuum between wild and cultivated morphotypes.

Variation in autistic traits has been proposed to constitute a continuum that extends from individuals with ASC into the neurotypical population (Baron-Cohen, Wheelwright, Skinner et al. 2001).

Intra-abdominal hypertension (IAH) and abdominal compartment syndrome (ACS) are two clinical entities constituting a continuum of pathophysiologic sequelae ranging from mild elevations of intra-abdominal pressure (IAP) to the devastating effects of organ hypoperfusion and, uneventfully, to death.

Berger, R. J. Cooling down to hibernate: sleep and hibernation constitute a physiological continuum of energy conservation.

Our study first showed that AHC and RDP are not two distinct diseases but rather constitute a clinical continuum of one disorder with AHC at the severe end of the spectrum and RDP as a milder variant.

These scales constitute a motivational continuum reflecting the degree of self-determined behaviour.