Sentence examples for indicating continuity from inspiring English sources

The finding is in accordance with that from a US community study indicating continuity between adolescent depression and young adult BD [ 15] and the finding of the Dunedin birth cohort study indicating some continuity of juvenile depression and young adult mania [ 1].

Figure 3 shows cross section of three wells which indicates continuity of three adjacent wells with each other.

The patterning indicates continuity of populations through time within each province and much greater integration of populations among different provinces during the late mission period.

Mineralogical and micromorphological analyses of drill core samples, complemented by geochemical interpretations and by previous data on the upper saprolite, indicate continuity of a general lateritic trend during the entire process of mantle formation.

Failure to mention the state responsible for the bombing indicates continuity in U.S. policy and inaction when it comes to the Islamic Republic's involvement in such attacks.

Uneven-agedness indicates continuity of regenerative and adaptational processes and promotes the maintenance of genetic diversity.

Mental health problems affect 10-20% of children and adolescents worldwide [ 1], and substantial evidence indicates continuity in psychopathology from childhood into adulthood [ 2- 4].

Non-white patients were more likely to indicate continuity difficulties, but were less likely to want to discuss them further (Table 2).

Both studies suggest activity in the default mode network may provide a marker for early changes and indicate continuity between normal ageing and so-called pathological ageing.

Unlike among boys, there was a significant direct link between early childhood adversity and age 13 to 14 life events (p <.005), which indicates continuity in adversity from early childhood to early adolescence.

As we have discussed, only one-third of patients who had indicated continuity difficulties stated that this should be fed back to their CNS, and this desire was lowest in black and minority ethnic patients and those whose first language was not English.