Sentence examples for a comparatively constant from inspiring English sources

The I cells are relatively independent from the microenvironment and produce their own growth factors (e.g. testosterone) and thus are considered to have a comparatively constant fitness (1- γ), where γ represents the fitness cost for I cells to be independent, instead of committing those resources to faster proliferation.

One devil crab ingredient has remained comparatively constant: Cuban bread.

In contrast, expenditures on books have tracked the CPI, and the numbers of books and serials purchased have remained comparatively constant.

In a 2004 article in The New Yorker, "The Ketchup Conundrum," Malcolm Gladwell examined why mustard varieties have proliferated while ketchup has remained comparatively constant in supermarket shelves, with Heinz's original variety dominating.

Here, we present a strategy for neurite mapping, using a set of evenly distributed landmarks labelled by commercially available anti-Fasciclin2 antibodies which remain comparatively constant between specimens and over developmental time.

However, the curves for different subjects did not intersect, thus showing comparatively constant interindividual differences.

Mock-infected cell numbers were comparatively constant until the end of experiment.

Some genes, however, are constitutively expressed in all tissues and their expression levels are comparatively constant across different cell types.

Harm is the excess risk of mortality due to HD-CT and is assumed to remain comparatively constant.

Taken together, AtMDL1 and AtMDL2 reveal comparatively constant expression levels in most organs, tissues and conditions, whereas AtMDL3 is characterized by lower basal levels, but elevated transcript accumulation in response to various abiotic and biotic stress cues.

According to the sectional anatomy on the lumbar plexus and major psoas muscle done in this study, the location of the lumbar plexus at the major psoas muscle was comparatively constant.