Representatives of several major financial firms said they were implementing continuity plans to ensure that their operations continued relatively smoothly.
On the system level, the future of privacy is characterised by continuity and relatively slow evolution compared to the present situation.
Besides, the great lateral continuity and relatively constant thickness of facies, indicate that an initial mechanic subsidence rapidly gave way to flexural subsidence during subsequent stages of basin evolution.
Medication continuity is relatively easily maintained by the same/similar physicians in the same hospital.
This separation is because the beta Proteobacteria and the upper-gamma Proteobacteria exhibit a smooth continuity of relatively few evolutionary events with respect to aromatic biosynthesis, in striking contrast to extraordinarily dynamic evolutionary events in the lower-gamma Proteobacteria.
While both QoL variables are numeric and additive in nature, they do not approximate continuity because of the relatively limited numbers of response categories (between 5 and 7) available for each item.
Our initial assumption and generation of hypotheses prior to study initiation was that this continuity would result in relatively similar samples being generated within the two arms of the study.
The identical geochronological history of these eclogite populations and the absence of steep suture boundaries between the central and northern Slave craton suggest the lateral continuity of the mantle layer relatively rich in eclogites.
Based on its geometrical relations, reservoirs linked to fluvial aeolian lacustrine interaction formed two types of reservoirs at macroscopic scale: (i) with good lateral continuity of aeolian packages and relatively simple stratigraphic correlation and (ii) of highly compartmentalized aeolian packages with complex stratigraphic correlation and truncation by fluvial deposits.
This will have implications for the provision of mental health services in urban areas, which must be flexible enough to adapt to provide continuity of care to a relatively mobile population group (McCarthy et al., 2007).
A primitive person, whose culture is the totality of his universe, has a relatively fixed sense of cultural continuity and timelessness.
