Sentence examples for a more constant level from inspiring English sources
"There's just a deeper level and a more constant level of coverage of politics on cable news than there is on broadcast or on local," said Mark Whitaker, the managing editor for CNN Worldwide.
These findings suggest that higher plant functional diversity may support a more constant level of DEA through time, buffering the ecosystem from changes in season and soil conditions.
First, it may provide a more constant level of glucocorticoids required to cope with the increased metabolic demands, such as those associated with galactopoesis.
Free IAA in MADS8/9as apples was considerably higher, and had a more constant level than those observed in 'Royal Gala' at all time points (Fig. 2).
One option for the future with the aim of increasing the overall level of nicotine substitution could be to use a combination of NMS plus nicotine patch, which delivers a more constant level of nicotine [ 7].
Is it possible that maintaining a more constant level of inhibition for a longer duration via repetitive oral dosing might enable killing of solid tumor cells while sparing normal cells?
This technology provides the gene for the protein and results in a higher and more constant level of BMPs for a sustained time period [48].
I finally accepted the fact, suggested to me by a colleague, that people in the arts have to live with a higher and more constant level of anxiety than most people.
Here, we learned the reason for the sudden diminution of the river south of town -- the water is siphoned off and recirculated, allowing for a fresher flow and more constant level here, where tourists and Texans mingle in the Disneylike ambience of the lush river loop at the center of town.
"They can build more golf courses, but they can't build any more constant-level lakes," said Kent Lesley, who owns the real estate company that bears his name.
Stubbs: As we deal with increased numbers of patients with long-term chronic illnesses, the seven-day NHS could help us to shift from an "acute" style of care taking place largely in hospitals to a more constant lower level style of medical support that is constantly there for the patient at all times.
