Transposition experiments show that animals can respond to relationships between stimuli varying along a particular continuum of physical characteristics: size, brightness, hue, etc.
Many current physical theories assume that nature contains real-valued quantities that vary along a continuum.
As such, this assessment, along with the large number of actions filmed, enables the database to provide a range of actions varying on a continuum of conveyed trait intensity.
Rather than a dichotomy, there exist varying degrees of self-determination along a continuum depending on the extent to which regulation is internalized.
A second empirically-derived category consisted of seven different Treatment centers combining CAM and BHC, which could be placed along a continuum with varying levels of integration between different therapies from use of psychosocial interventions in a BHC setting, to integration of BHC and CAM treatment.
Thus, we suggest acknowledging the potential for inequitable access as occurring along a continuum ranging from inequities that could be tolerated in varying degrees, to intolerable, possibly amounting to discrimination.
Whilst showing a trajectory of positive and negative outcomes, it is likely that families will move along a continuum depending on the decision, the illness trajectory and the varying perspectives of different clinicians that they encounter.
Sexual orientation falls along a continuum: an individual does not have to be exclusively homosexual or heterosexual, but can feel varying degrees of attraction for both sexes.
In practice programmes lie along a continuum from integrated to fully vertical, and depending on the context, integrate with different health system functions to varying extents [ 10, 13].
Language and social cognition fall along a continuum across species.
