Both facial continua formed clusters at the end of the continuum, providing evidence of categorical perception.
We realise that degeneration is a continuum, and evidence for a clear cut-off value for age as a confounder is lacking.
In this respect, we realise that degeneration is a continuum, and evidence for a clear cut-off point for age as a confounder is lacking.
Review of decisionmaking processes in jurisdictions worldwide [ 10, 24- 44] was performed to explore the continuum from evidence generation to decision, to communication of decision.
The project teams CHWs and trained TBAs, supported by NHCs, to provide a continuum of evidence-based essential newborn and curative care for children 0 59 months of age in Lufwanyama District.
When the results are organized categorically into responders and nonresponders, it is evident that the low dose is part of the dose response continuum with no evidence of a threshold: 0.5 mg/kg/day, 9 responders out of 9 subjects; 0.1 mg/kg/day, 10 responders out of 10 subjects; 0.02 mg/kg/day, 6 responders out of 10 subjects; and 0.007 mg/kg/day, 4 responders out of 7 subjects.
Health improvements seen both for individuals and populations are fully dependent upon the quality of validation of new scientific discoveries within the CTM research continuum and strong evidence of benefits and risks associated with therapeutic interventions.
The Medical Research Council (MRC) framework for evaluating complex interventions recommends a phased approach through a continuum of increasing evidence [ 17].
Firstly, studies of adults and children show that depressive symptoms behave as a continuum with no evidence of increased morbidity once clinical diagnostic criteria are met [ 23, 51].
One simple distinction is between 'instrumental' and 'conceptual' research use which has been adapted by Nutley et al [ 4] to create a continuum of research evidence (Fig 1) upon which we draw upon in our analyses.
