Sentence examples for evidence of continuity from inspiring English sources

For Jaffa, there could be no clearer evidence of continuity between the ancients and the moderns.

Rather than hailing it as evidence of continuity and stability, Russia's new and growing middle class, polling suggests, regard it as a retrograde step.

St. Illtyd's church predates the Age of the Saints in early Welsh Christianity and thus by its very existence provides evidence of continuity with sub-Roman Christianity.

Intraoperatively, the tumor was completely intra-articular, well demarcated, with no evidence of continuity with bone.

There is also evidence of continuity between heritability of autistic traits in the general population and in extreme-scoring groups, including those scoring at a comparable level with diagnosed samples [ Robinson et al., 2011; Lundström et al., 2012].

There is some evidence of continuity of the terminal cisternae of the triads with the large vesicles found in the proximity of tubular aggregates (Fig. 5D), in agreement with previous observations showing that tubular aggregates may originate from the sarcoplasmic reticulum (Engel et al., 1970; Schiaffino, 2012).

The recent genetic data also add to evidence of continuities between childhood and adult psychiatric disorders and suggest that greater communication and continuity between child and adult services is required.

58 59 As with ED visits, there is evidence on continuity of care (seeing the same health professional) and EHA.

Most empirical evidence on continuity of care indicates that it has a positive effect for patients [ 13- 20] and is associated with lower costs [ 14, 21].

Furthermore, the absence of LAMP2 or EEA1 markers from wrapping virions, and the tubular appearance of wrapping membranes, with no evidence for continuity of these membranes with vesicular domains, supports our conclusion that capsids do not acquire their envelopes from early or late endosomes, but rather are enwrapped in endocytic tubules.

Having sung Beethoven opposite the Auschwitz crematorium is, perhaps, part of Kulka's "private mythology", but is also, as readers know from the ending, evidence of the continuity of culture in hopeless circumstances.