In the 1970s the two collaborated on germinal public performances protesting violence against women; at the gallery that night they spoke of past and present as a continuum, and what it meant still to be artist-activists in the world today.
This may be the result of insufficient instruction about patient participation, which is presented as a continuum between involvement and non-involvement at the undergraduate and graduate levels [ 22].
Moreover, in some, but not all, Col2-Tgrdw growth plates the chondrocyte columns in the proliferative zone were grossly disorganized and this pathological feature presented as a continuum from mild to severe (supplementary material Fig. S3).
This likely reflects the fact that MPS I presents as a disease continuum, making phenotypic classification of MPS I somewhat subjective.
Utility instruments designed for economic analysis put greater emphasis on item weighting, attempting to ultimately present HRQoL as a continuum anchored between death and full health.
The basis of all trust is the present as an unbroken continuum of changing events, as the totality of states in respect to which events can occur [21].
"In psychology it is precisely the connectedness which is originally and continually given in lived experience: life presents itself everywhere only as a continuum or nexus" (Dilthey 1924a, 144).
Reporting all the data, making clear the uncertainty in estimates and presenting P values precisely as a continuum, may help avoid the problems that come with categorisation.
We provide a framework for conceptualizing the major related policy options, presenting the associated trade-offs as a continuum and as functions of two key factors: (1) geographic targeting, and (2) the selection of specific forest management activities.
In many respects a typical Kronos enterprise, with the musical elements structured as a continuum and presented on a darkened stage amid a tangle of industrial detritus, this was its first UK performance.
