The phrase "a high constancy" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation or condition that remains stable or unchanged at a significant level.
Example: "The experiment demonstrated a high constancy in temperature, which was crucial for accurate results."
Alternatives: "a strong consistency" or "a significant stability".
The strengths of this cohort would be the readiness for co-operation and support of the project, the measurable and/or valid estimation of exposure, the almost daily exposure over a long time of the working life, the relatively high constancy of the cohort and the good accessibility.
Despite the high constancy of the sensitivity of the well counter over time, the systematic and random errors committed on activity quantification were estimated at −12.89 [16.55] % (N = 34) for measurements based on the residual patient activity.
It is maintained and reinforced by the high constancy and frequency of suckling events, which does not seem to change significantly between birth and weaning [ 17, 42], and by the close association and the physical contact that the young keeps with its mother [ 18].
Our limited sampling across years further indicated a high degree of constancy of distributions of aphid clones over time.
In both the roadside and riparian corridors, the species with the highest constancy values were Gleditsia triacanthos L., Morus alba L., and Melia azedarach L. In both types of zero tillage farmed fields, M. alba was absent, but G. triacanthos and M. azedarach remained the species with the highest constancy values.
In this study, BALB/c mice had significantly higher constancy compared to C57BL/6 mice (Figure 2).
A high degree of genome constancy, which is in agreement with the initial notion of constancy in DNA content within individuals and species (Swift, 1950), has been found in many species, including the base calibration standard for estimating C values, Allium cepa L. (Bennett et al., 2000).
The test unit makes use of a modified fluidised bed feeder, in which the catalyst is heated prior to being fed into the downer with a high mass flow rate constancy (fluctuations typically lower than 5%).
Here was a woman who aspires to a high public role but is unfamiliar with the traits of equipoise and constancy, which are the sources of authority and trust.
Here was a woman who aspires to a high public role but is unfamiliar with the traits of equipoise and constancy... .. 7. Leave them with hope.
