Sentence examples for represented on a continuum from inspiring English sources

Valence was divisible into two clusters, whereas arousal was represented on a continuum.

In contrast, other studies suggest that DRs are probably best represented on a continuum of severity with multiple genetic and environmental risk factors interacting to result in the phenotype known as dyslexia (Pennington and Lefly 2001; Snowling 2008).

The new Fracture Continuum Voxel Approach (FCVA), is a continuum approach partly able to represent fracture as discrete objects; the geometry of each fracture is represented on a regular meshing associated with a heterogeneous field of equivalent flow properties.

The chart took the form of a large cross in which the vertical line denoted arousal, on a scale going from high ('alert/energised') to low ('relaxed') while the horizontal line represented mood on a continuum from 'positive mood' to 'negative mood'.

At least seven response area types can be defined within this group, but they represent points on a continuum rather than discrete classes (Palmer et al., 2013).

Much of the criticism of the horror films collectively dubbed video-nasties - a moral panic which erupted shortly after Brenton's play - was based on the idea that watching a represented act was on a continuum with the commission of such an act; that while the blinding of Gloucester was not the same as putting out someone's real eyes, it was somehow en route to it.

Overall, it is debatable whether a dichotomy exists between homology and homoplasy; some authors have argued that instead these represent extremes on a continuum of degrees of modification (e.g., Hall 2003, 2007).

Opinions vary as to whether these disorders are etiologically distinct or represent points on a continuum of liability.

The cases presented here suggest that rather than two distinct clinical entities, ABD and CBD represent points on a continuum of hypersensitivity reactions to beryllium.

In light of these cases and a review of the historical literature, we suggest that rather than being two distinct clinical entities, ABD and CBD represent points on a continuum of hypersensitivity reactions to beryllium.

Substituted and supported decision-making may be better represented as existing on a continuum.