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Instead of a discrete tree-like hierarchy, where the potency of stem/progenitor cells reduces stepwise, we propose a Continuum of LOw-primed UnDifferentiated Planarian Stem/Progenitor Cells (CLOUD-PSPCs).

Using these results, we propose a continuum of metacognitive regulation in introductory biology students.

On the basis of these data, we propose a continuum of metacognitive-regulation development in introductory biology students.

Rather than a polarised view of childcare arrangements, in line with Abebe and Aase (2007) and Adams et al. (1998), we propose a continuum of survival approach which ranges from failure to cope (i.e., household rupture) to successful coping (i.e., a capable household).

Mutch (2013) proposed a continuum of engagement of children in research on, about, with, and by children, while Peek and Stough (2010) emphasized the need for their active involvement and consideration in all DRR activities to mitigate disaster effects.

In 1980, poet and essayist Adrienne Rich expanded upon the political meaning of lesbian by proposing a continuum of lesbian existence based on "woman-identified experience".

We have proposed a continuum of metacognitive-regulation development that represents what we saw in introductory biology students.

Boon (2004) proposes a continuum of seven different models ranging from parallel care to integrative care [ 25].

In line with Abebe and Aase (2007) and Adams, Cekan, and Sauerborn (1998), this paper proposes a continuum of survival rather than a polarisation of extended family childcare arrangements.

In agreement with the observed differences between subtypes, some authors have proposed a continuum of clinical severity across the three bulimic diagnostic subgroups, with BN-P at the top end of severity and BED at the bottom end [ 3, 17].

We also propose a continuum approximation of the array, where the discrete set of microplates' deflections is replaced by a continuous field that represents the envelope of the microplates' displacements.