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continuous spectrum

continuous spectrum A continuous spectrum is a way of understanding a condition or trait as varying gradually across a range rather than falling into sharply separated categories.

A continuous spectrum is a way of understanding a condition or trait as varying gradually across a range rather than falling into sharply separated categories. In the source, it refers to metabolic dysfunction progressing through degrees of change instead of only being identified by fixed cutoff points.

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Drafting source: Yaikwawong Metha; Kamdee Khanittha; Chuengsamarn Somlak. Classification of pre-metabolic syndrome and metabolic syndrome using machine learning and routine clinical variables in Thai adults. 2026; DOI 10.1371/journal.pone.0359283; article XML SHA-256 84aa5ded44bf5c6482a51ee3bdb76734fc85b759ce31ebdeae59f75ece5d7a11. “Classification of pre-metabolic syndrome and metabolic syndrome using machine learning and routine clinical variables in Thai adults” (10.1371/journal.pone.0359283).
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