The phrase "a constant effect" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an effect that remains unchanged over time or under various conditions.
Example: "The medication has a constant effect on reducing inflammation, making it a reliable treatment option."
Alternatives: "a consistent impact" or "an unchanging influence".
The timing and rhythms of the brain also have a constant effect on appetite, hence we reliably get hungry at certain times, and people with health concerns that affect sleep patterns (e.g. Depression) often experience weight gain.
Unlike CPM, the alternative deconvolution methods were applied on a reference datasets with a granularity of 4. A constant effect size xg=1 was used as a default value in all other analyses.
Surprisingly, we found that superstition has a constant effect in all areas of the country.
INTERVENTIONS: A constant effect site concentration of 2.2 ng/mL for fentanyl and 60 ng/mL for midazolam was maintained throughout surgery using a computer-assisted continuous infusion technique.
ePrevious studies that are not directly focused on the effects of internationalization typically assume a constant effect of foreign firms on the training participation (Wolter et al. [2006], Muehlemann et al. [2007b], Schweri and Müller [2008]).
In doing so the original effect of DWT was approximated by a segmented function that resulted in an increasing effect of DWT down to a depth of 4 m, and a constant effect at depths below 4 m (Figure 3A).
On the other hand, the stable nitrogen isotope ratios (N/N) show a systematic enrichment with trophic level, a relatively constant effect of typically 3 4‰ per level [ 19] which can be used to model the position of consumers in the marine food webs.
While individual-level factors, such as birth weight and parental education, have had a fairly constant effect on likelihood of diagnosis over time, we find that community-level resources drive increased prevalence.
Between atorvastatin and rosuvastatin (the two statins with greatest effect on LDL-C), there are contrasting effects on HDL-C such that rosuvastatin maintains a relatively constant effect across doses whilst atorvastatin does not.
For TET3, we observed a less constant effect of the inhibitor, as only one out of the four treated cell lines showed an increased level of TET3 mRNA (Fig. 3E).
In the absence of evidence for the time course of intervention effects, a constant intervention effect was modelled in each of the first five cycles of the model.
