However, these methods are often inefficient in restoring continuous variation region and suppressing block artifacts.
Their opponents were the biometricians, who were interested in the continuous variation of characteristics within populations.
It is often assumed that signal receivers perceive and respond continuously to continuous variation in the signal2.
This issue has been addressed in one study: continuous variation in the expression levels of genes have been mapped to continuous cellular states in cell cycle experiments in yeast [33].
This was evident in the nearly continuous variation exhibited in RILs for both the position of ray 3 and its fusion with ray 4.
In natural estuaries, seasonal and interannual variability in river discharge leads to continuous variation in salinity.
When an exothermic reaction is carried out in an open system, discontinuous jumps between stationary states may occur in response to continuous variation of control parameters such as average residence-time.
Quantitative characters, such as differences in size or shape, show continuous variation in segregating progeny, so were considered to be controlled by many genes with individually small effects (polygenes).
This continuous variation in weight in newborns makes it of less predictive value in the estimation of femoral vein diameter.
When a simple exothermic reaction is carried out in an open system, discontinuous jumps between stationary states (ignitions and extinctions) may occur in response to continuous variation of control parameters such as inflow-temperature or average residence-time.
