Sentence examples for obvious continuum from inspiring English sources

Despite the simplicity of Miller's approach (see Lazcano and Bada 2008), his findings allowed scientists to envision an obvious continuum from the inorganic world to the chemical organic bloom, and to the origin and diversification of life from ordinary matter (Follmann and Brownson 2009; Lazcano 2010).

Differences in parity among semelparous species may exist, but it is not obvious how the continuum hypothesis could be tested in a species comparison.

The importance of effective suppression of the pile-up continuum is obvious in terms of the limit of detection of trace level contaminants.

As in an ordinary ϕ4 theory, a three-dimensional GFT can generate an '8' diagram of which the dual has no obvious topological interpretation in the continuum limit.

"'Call the Specialists In' is Current Source's most obvious nod to the UK dance music continuum, which has had a profound influence on my sound," he said.

No method identified a group with clearly higher use – the figures indicate a continuum of risk, not any obvious distinction between facilities with higher or lower use.

As Sweden and Denmark are placed at either end on the continuum of citizenship requirements, the seemingly obvious expectation was that it must matter to immigrants' subjective experience of citizenship.

Interestingly the three grades of tumors do not fall into obvious tight clusters, but rather spread out in a continuum on the PC-3 axis.

What is obvious to me now is that his consciousness broke through the time/space continuum and caught a glimpse of what was on the horizon albeit without realizing he was predicting his own death.

In other words, there is no obvious clear distinction between simple Mendelian and complex traits: genetic diseases represent a continuum with diminishing influence from a single primary gene influenced by modifier genes, to increasingly shared influence by multiple genes".

Although the transfer of information at this time point can be defined, less obvious to the clinician was where their responsibility and accountability lies in the continuum of care resulting in the health of the mother and baby following birth.