Sentence examples for some degree of continuity from inspiring English sources

Finally, they add to the evidence for some degree of continuity between infants' and adults' problem-solving abilities.

Other researchers say that this new genome is important because "it is the first paper to document some degree of continuity among the first people to get to Europe and the people living there today," says population geneticist David Reich of Harvard University, one of the authors on the triple migration model.

Respondents might have established therapeutic alliance with their respective consultant with some degree of continuity in their care as opposed to the non-consultant caseload.

That is very much in line with what Mr Bertens called for: that we need some degree of continuity and a measure of adherence to some general rules in order not to be accused of discriminatory treatment.

However, this study showed a relationship between the intake at home and the intake in the military camp for many food items, suggesting some degree of continuity in food habits.

There was some degree of continuity between glycemic control status of adolescence especially of late adolescence and not of mid-adolescence and that of the postadolescent years (6, 23).

However, cultural conformists who are reluctant to abandon family and tradition will maintain some degree of cultural continuity across time and generations.

In the latter case, relatively robust lymphangiogenesis occurs and some degree of fluid continuity is restored relatively quickly so that the stimulus for lymph-venous connections in the leg may not be as great as is the case with some lymphedema patients.

The complexities of estimating N e in populations showing some degree of geographical continuity are increasingly acknowledged [ 73], and we tentatively suggest that the N e estimate in LIL based on IMa should be interpreted more broadly as encompassing LIL and neighboring populations contributing to gene flow.

The average correlations on Track B were relatively low compared to those on Track A. This could reflect firing variability because the 'flip' of the protrusion Track B happened discontinuously, in one step, leading to some degree of disruption of the continuity of the environment (similar to [ Diba and Buzsaki, 2008], where the transformation also induced partial remapping).

I maintain, as I did in Biology & Philosophy last year, that the tree of cell divisions is a worthwhile construct because it reflects the need for some degree of evolutionary and ecological continuity from one generation to the next.