The term "translational research" encompasses a huge swath of disciplines and much of the continuum between basic science and clinical application.
Across disciplines, there is a continuum of possible precision in replications, and perfect exact replication (see definitions below) may typically be unattainable in any discipline.
The health-related research funding sector spans a diverse range of disciplines and, within the bounds of this definition, our findings indicate that participants' conceptions of PP/PE in research could be placed on a continuum, such as that outlined by Kleinman [ 26], whereby degrees of participation range from acknowledging public views, to the public having an active decision-making role.
(BDSM stands for Bondage, Discipline, Dominance/submission and Sadomasochism, and represents a continuum of erotic practices involving restraint, sensory stimulation and role-playing).
No one discipline teaches a design framework that covers the continuum of all the scales of interaction in our immediate live environment.
Vasquez et al.'s (2013) continuum of disciplinary through transdisciplinary approaches to integration, with increasing interconnection and interdependence among the disciplines, provides one framework for addressing STEM integration.
PBIS, the currently popular method of maintaining school-wide discipline adopted by many of our schools, is defined as, " a continuum of positive behavior support for all students" and is implemented in every area of the building, including hallways, lunchrooms, and even restrooms.
A more comprehensive perspective on STEM integration is featured in Vasquez et al.'s work (2013; Table 1), where different forms of boundary crossing are displayed along a continuum of increasing levels of integration, with progression along the continuum involving greater interconnection and interdependence among the disciplines.
Part of the "continuum of force".
Of a continuum of observation.
