Sentence examples for followed a continuum from inspiring English sources

Under microgravity condition, we showed that the subjects' strategies followed a continuum

A key finding was that a decrease in carbonate content followed a continuum from benign to increasingly malignant tissue.

During data analysis, we found that themes followed a continuum of beliefs and perceptions that began with more conceptual, vague ideas, and spanned to more concrete and specific issues.

Even if the parameter distribution followed a continuum range of variation, most of the sequenced endopterygote mtDNAs exhibited A+T contents in the range 70%-80 70%-80 the highest density in the interval 75%-80%; AT-skewithn the range 0.003-0.010; and GC-skews in thighestrval -0.300-0.150.

He added it did not necessarily imply fish were self-aware, but the findings challenged the idea that animal intelligence follows a continuum, with chimpanzees at the top and fish, insects and reptiles at the bottom.

Categorical perception of phonemes describes the phenomenon that, when phonemes are classified they are often perceived to fall into distinct categories even though physically they follow a continuum along a feature dimension.

The new comprehensive model for segregation follows a continuum Eulerian approach and results from the coupling between an ad-hoc rheology for granular flow and a percolation model for multi-component mixtures.

Although it can be assumed that the three dimension follow a continuum, it makes practical sense to reduce the resulting complex three-dimensional space into categorical units that are labeled level 1 through level 4. Level 1 is assumed to represent the smallest degree of embodiment and level 4 the largest degree of embodiment.

The rate of learning for the three groups follows a continuum (normal > MCI > AD).

Glycemic control follows a continuum from normal glucose tolerance to impaired glucose tolerance/prediabetes to type 2 diabetes.

Severity appears to follow a continuum in the OI population, and it is therefore very difficult to establish a clinical prognostic classification in definite categories.