Sentence examples for to be a continuum of from inspiring English sources

If we are to regard the number of symptoms reported as an indicator of health or well-being, there seems to be a continuum of this state in our population.

"What this means is that the Jewish community, which used to be a continuum of involvement, has become a dichotomy.

These changes seem to be a continuum of changes with the FETTH representing an intermediate state between controls and children with CTTH.

While previous studies have focused on anemia at PICU admission and during PICU stay, it seems that the anemia of critically ill child is not limited to the acute phase of the critical illness: There seems to be a continuum of anemia from PICU admission to PICU discharge and hospital discharge.

When college students leave treatment, there needs to be a continuum of care regardless of whether they go right back to school or return home before coming back to college.

This is in accordance with what we expect to be a continuum of deleterious effect of iodine deficiency all life long including fetal period.

Rotator cuff disease is classically considered to be a continuum that ranges from acute inflammation of the tendons to full-thickness rotator cuff tear (Neer 1983).

What Lindholm wants to establish, though, is a continuum of anxiety.

"What I want to show is there is a continuum of intolerance and jumping to conclusions," Ms. Lynch said.

The IFG criteria based on equalizing the numbers of individuals with IFG and IGT do not appear to be an evidence-based recommendation, and it is more accurate to understand that there is a continuum of risk within the glucose levels currently considered to represent pre-diabetes.

The moment you grant me that, then it seems I have everything I need to say that there is a continuum of experience in which we have the worst possible misery for everyone on the one hand and then all of these other degrees of well-being on the other.