Sentence examples for continuum change from inspiring English sources
Quesenberry and Aliotta have recently suggested [5] that a continuous genetic modulation of cells through transfer of MVs may be involved in the continuum change in bone marrow stem cell phenotype.
The flux of the line and of the continuum changed in the opposite sense.
Facial stimuli within the happiness fear or the anger disgust continuum changed in accordance with valence or arousal.
Multiple logistic regression models were built to assess factors that are related to each of the five access measures and to evaluate how much the variation across the rural/urban continuum changes once these factors are controlled for.
The happiness fear continuum represents change in the pleasantness unpleasantness continuum, and the anger disgust continuum represents change in the arousal sleepiness continuum.
Smoking cessation content thereafter was tailored to a woman's progress along the continuum of change using a collapsed version of the five stages of change [ 31]: 1) Precontemplation + contemplation; 2) Preparation; and 3) Action + maintenance.
Consequently the continuum of change has the highest effect at high ages, so that the somatic change leads to a deterioration of vital rates at high ages, but not so much before, as is required to explain senescence.
The observed age-dependent DNA methylation changes may represent a distinct temporal program or instead simply reflect a continuum of change from ES cell to fetus to adult.
I believe it is also designed to be optimistic and a continuum of change in typical American style.
Mr. O'Brien of BP responded to the skepticism, saying, "We know solar has a long way to go, but we firmly believe the energy business is on a continuum of change toward cleaner sources".
