Sentence examples for continuum of increasing from inspiring English sources

The revised Bloom's taxonomy of educational objectives (Anderson & Krathwohl, 2001) includes six verbs representing a continuum of increasing cognitive complexity: remember, understand, apply, analyse, evaluate and create.

Vasquez et al. (2013) described STEM curricula on a continuum of increasing levels of integration from multidisciplinary to interdisciplinary to transdisciplinary.

Tangentially related to this, others have proposed that learners who are further along on the continuum of increasing self-determination will be more likely to use L2 learning strategies more frequently and in better combinations, and more willing to invest the time and effort required for self-regulatory learning (MacIntyre and Noels 1996; Noels 2009)—a finding confirmed in our results.

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.

As a continuum of increasing clinical severity, severe sepsis is defined as sepsis associated with one or more acute organ dysfunctions [1].

These alternatives can be viewed as existing along a continuum of increasing scalability (see Fig.  1).

Rather, there appears to be a continuum of increased microvascular and macrovasular risk that extends to levels of glycaemia well below these cutoffs.

It is proposed to model materials with self-similar structure by a continuum sequence of continua of increasing scales each determined by its own size of the averaging volume element.

The measurement properties of PU-QOL scales were largely supported as demonstrated through items that mapped out continua of increasing intensity and located items along those continua in a clinically sensible order.

In this study, three continuum mechanics models of increasing complexity were formulated and used to fit unconfined compression creep data.

4 In fact, psychosexual and biological factors (including muscular, endocrine, immune, neurological, vascular and iatrogenic factors) that predispose to, precipitate and perpetuate the condition may interact with different degrees in the individual woman, contributing to a continuum of symptoms of increasing severity, with the potential to impair sexual intercourse.