Sentence examples for continuum of normal from inspiring English sources

Many Japanese companies think of executive remuneration as a continuum of normal pay, which keeps salaries anchored at a very low base.

As a result, Dr. Yehuda and a growing number of scientists suspect that post traumatic stress disorder is not simply the extreme end of a continuum of normal stress responses but rather involves a breakdown of the entire stress system.

Yet both approaches share a similar purpose in seeking to place voice-hearing within the continuum of normal human experience — one, in order to better treat patients, the other, out of a firm conviction that hearing voices need not interfere with leading an otherwise "normal" life.

Furthermore, a histologic continuum of normal epithelium, dysplasia, and carcinoma was evident within the foci of epithelial aberrations in all five cases.

The present study confirmed that the sleep pattern of adolescents with DSPS is located at an extreme end of a continuum of normal sleep.

When artists are studied more carefully, certain personality characteristics appear to reside upon a continuum of both normal behavior and psychopathology.

In order to follow the biochemical changes that occur when cells are transformed, we established an in-vitro cell system where we have a continuum of cells, from normal human keratinocytes, through consecutive passages of HPV16 immortalized cells, all the way to extensively passaged, benzo[a]pyrene treated cells that form colonies in soft agar.

Specifically, a comparison between Figure 1A C, allows us to ask the following question: can the performance of the MCI and AD groups be placed somewhere on a continuum of decline in normal individuals?

There appears to be a continuum of damage from normal vascular channels adjacent to the ACL/PCL through to intermediate microanatomical damage and finally established erosions at the same location.

Indeed, variation of anxiety symptomatology within populations can be better captured using a spectrum approach according to which anxiety is viewed as a continuum of severity encompassing normal as well as pathological behaviour, rather than a disorder based on an arbitrarily derived threshold [ 4, 5].

Small subcellular material is routinely gated out in FACS analysis by size (measured by forward scatter), but the problem is that the 'apoptotic cells' (annexin V positive, PI negative) formed a continuum, ranging from the size of normal cells to small vesicles that are clearly subcellular, with no natural separation between the two.