Sentence examples for one of a continuum from inspiring English sources

It is not one of a continuum of guilty pleasures in a terrible world.

Cotransin may stabilize one of a continuum of conformational states adopted by Sec61 during the normal process of cotranslational integration (e.g., TMD docked to a lateral gate that is partially open toward the cytosol, but closed near the lumenal plug).

However, that relationship is just one of a continuum of combinations among two species.

On the one extreme of a continuum there is the consumerist or 'in control' patient, on the other extreme is the passive, dependent patient.

The importance of dendritic Na+ spikes in the generation of CA2 PN action potential output represents one end of a continuum of results on the role of these spikes in different classes of neurons.

Although humans have influenced organic lineages in many ways, it is nonetheless reasonable to place synthetic biology towards one end of a continuum between purely 'blind' processes of organic modification at one extreme, and wholly rational, design-led processes at the other.

The effect of a single gene on behaviour has been described as small causing a slight bias towards one end of a continuum [ 4, 24].

It's a timely reminder that the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan are only one part of a continuum of horror and destruction, linking 21st century England to the killing fields of the Somme and Gallipoli, even to its ancient bloody past, marked in fortress walls "shelled by a million bullets".

"It was toward the end of the Lupollo study that I became convinced that organized crime was a functional part of the American social system and should be viewed as one end of a continuum of business enterprises with legitimate business at the other end," Ianni wrote.

The slower, more considerate, analytical decision making processes lie at one end of a continuum of decisions styles.

Home healthcare is one part of a continuum of health care in many countries.