Trigeminal autonomic reflex with central disinhibition of variable extent is thought to produce a continuum of trigeminal neuralgia, SUNA and SUNCT [1].
Most of remotely sensed spectra are composed of mixtures and not necessarily pure materials, and then the spectral reflectance curves produce a continuum upon which diagnostic absorptions may be superimposed.
This is consistent with Marian Annett's right shift theory of handedness and cerebral dominance, where hypothetical genetic factors produce a continuum of hemispheric asymmetry.
Mapping the two sets of reads to their respective assemblies that include the insertion produced a continuum of perfectly overlapping reads that spanned the entire hypothesized mitochondrial insertions.
The butterfly genus Heliconius provides a particularly useful system to explore the dynamics of genome evolution during speciation, because this recent radiation has produced a continuum of co-occurring taxa at different stages of speciation.
For each model and type of facial expression (fearful or angry), the emotional face was blended with the neutral face to produce a continuum comprising five exemplars of increasing emotional intensity: i.e. neutral prototype (0%), three morphed expressions (25%, 50 % and 75) and the emotional prototype (100%); see Fig. 1.
Propofol produces a progressive, dose-dependent continuum of anxiolysis, hypnosis, sedation, and, finally, anesthesia, which can be maintained by a rapidly adjustable, titrated infusion.
Given a start/target molecule pair, the algorithm iteratively produces a path covering a structural continuum between them.
Initially, the Darwinian natural selection, acting by the accumulation of tiny heritable changes, was supposed to produce an even continuum of the living beings.
