Sentence examples for lie along a continuum from inspiring English sources
They point toward a novel model of the mind that envisions waking, sleeping and dreaming as distinct neurodynamic states that lie along a continuum and are separated by imperfect, sometimes porous boundaries.
Gravity may well be a function of the bending of space-time, matter and energy may lie along a continuum, but most of us cannot feel this as part of our immediate world.
When the stress and the benefits from positive interactions decrease, competition becomes more dominant; hence, facilitation and competition lie along a continuum of interactions (Bronstein, 1994; Stachowizc, 2001).
Motor skill traits lie along a continuum and are present to a lesser extent in the general population (Henderson & Sugden, 1992).
In practice programmes lie along a continuum from integrated to fully vertical, and depending on the context, integrate with different health system functions to varying extents [ 10, 13].
This concurs with the discourse regarding a 'false dichotomy' between horizontal and vertical approaches (31), and observations that programmes tend to lie along a continuum from integrated to fully vertical (32).
It has been suggested that reasoning for experienced osteopaths lies along a continuum from technical rationality, encompassing a practitioner-centred, biomedical and biomechanical approach, to professional artistry that is a more patient-centred holistic approach [ 13].
This proposal that PMd FRs lie along a bidirectional continuum was again apparent when the FRs of units in Fig. 2a c were re-sorted and re-averaged as a function of RT (Fig. 2d f).
This supports the hypothesis that mTLE and rTLE might lie along a biological continuum.
Accuracy assessment is particularly problematic when thematic classes lie along a land-cover continuum, and boundaries between classes are ambiguous.
Rather, we propose that such systems can be conceived as lying along a dynamic continuum ranging from relatively safe to relatively unsafe depending on a large set of continually evolving, sociotechnical factors that we discuss in this paper.
