Sentence examples for a reasonably constant from inspiring English sources
TNT exhibited a reasonably constant distribution coefficient between the resin and aqueous phases.
However, it is well accepted in ecology that inputs to large systems come in pulses assumed to have a reasonably constant magnitude and frequency.
It was found that the ratio between moisture content in a detail and in the reference detail showed a reasonably constant value over time.
A reduction in the degrees of freedom in the analysis was achieved by using a fixed feed to gas flux ratio to promote a reasonably constant surfactant recovery.
Tip opening occurred at a reasonably constant local Karlovitz number of about ∼1.72 when the nitrogen dilution level in propane and n-butane fuels was varied.
Industry desires a volume fraction of 2.5 4% graphite, distributed homogeneously across the layer thickness, with a reasonably constant, high number of particles across the layer, with a predominantly short flake-graphite shape.
If the ratio is reasonably constant an estimate of fiber content could be made from the more easily conducted count of asbestos bodies by light microscopy.
Using a city has an advantage in that many demographic variables affecting the death rate, such as age, race, income, and religion, are held reasonably constant over a three-year period.
The pole-to-pole distance of the metaphase spindle is reasonably constant in a given cell type; in the case of vertebrate female oocytes, this steady-state length can be maintained for substantial lengths of time, during which time microtubules remain highly dynamic.
This result suggests that the biochemical utility of most genes remains reasonably constant across a range of environments.
We undertook the present study with the assumption that the number of questions will be held reasonably constant in a final version of the assessment system.
