Sentence examples for continuum experience from inspiring English sources
A fundamental trait of the human self is its continuum experience of space and time.
Assessment of psychological distress and well being is based on the premise that every patient at every stage of the cancer continuum experiences some degree of psychological distress (Holland 1999, 2000).
Distinguishing between American black people based on their ancestors' arrival date ignores the continuum of experience that transcends borders and individual genealogies and unites black people all over the world.
The moment you grant me that, then it seems I have everything I need to say that there is a continuum of experience in which we have the worst possible misery for everyone on the one hand and then all of these other degrees of well-being on the other.
So what can those of us who lie closer to the center of that continuum of experience -- I mean that both positively (most of us don't have his challenges) and negatively (most of us don't have his gifts) -- learn from Derek?
This shows all magnitudes of change across the entire study population and the proportion of patients at each point along the scale score continuum who experience change at that level or lower [ 40].
In recent years, the study of wave propagation in generalized continua has experienced a rapid development due to the possible advanced engineering applications that it may unveil.
This model is supported by our finding of a dose-response relationship between cognitive scores and number of PSQ symptoms endorsed (see Fig. 4), suggesting that the mean cognitive scores would decrease among individuals located along the continuum of psychotic experiences, from no psychotic-like experience at one end, to early-onset schizophrenia at the other.
"This is a continuum of that experience," he said.
