Sentence examples for substantial continuity from inspiring English sources

Despite the terminological changes that developed over time, philosophers who have considered questions of human nature have demonstrated substantial continuity in the types of issues they have studied.

The load-depth curve (Figure 1) is characterized by a substantial continuity, i.e., there are no large steps (pop-ins or pop-outs) observed in both loading and unloading.

These slivers of change amidst substantial continuity illustrate the ongoing need to fight for a more just and open city whose streets far too often have been soaked with the blood of young black men, including one whose life literally went up in puffs of smoke.

Although an extensive meta-analysis concluded that self-esteem showed substantial continuity and stability over time [ 17], self-esteem in some children may depend on fluctuating social approval from significant others [ 18].

Rudist beds in platform carbonates of Late Barremian age (Early Cretaceous) cropping out in the Marseille region (Provence, SE France) possess a substantial lateral continuity (>40 km) whereas associated rudist bodies tend to be less continuous.

Having said that, unique effects of additive genetics at age 3 are significant, so while there is substantial genetic continuity across ages, emerging effects cannot be ignored.

There are many other types of benign proliferative lesions in the breast that, for the most part, do not exhibit substantial histologic continuity with breast cancer; therefore, if other pathways to cancer exist, then they must be histologically subtle, perhaps occurring at the level of individual cells or too rapidly to be easily observed.

A recent national review of supply, demand and harm reduction strategies in Australian prisons identified limitations in culturally appropriate approaches to drug and alcohol services for Indigenous Australians and no substantial focus on continuity of care into the community (Rodas et al. 2011).

Mental health problems affect 10-20% of children and adolescents worldwide [ 1], and substantial evidence indicates continuity in psychopathology from childhood into adulthood [ 2- 4].

First, radiation therapy following midline incision prevents tissue decay and leads to wound healing and repair (Fig. 3D); and in some of the irradiated contused cords substantial structural repair and continuity was observed.

By this she did not mean something Lynne Trussy – the odd misplaced apostrophe or split infinitive – but substantial errors in form, style, continuity, and judgment that she regularly encountered in novels from respectable publishing houses.