Sentence examples for a stable amount of from inspiring English sources

While a decrease was observed in the following weeks (W4 W8) for the 12 h/day condition, a stable amount of OMP-positive cells was maintained in the 5 h/day condition.

"If you're diabetic, take a stable amount of medication and start eating less, your blood sugar is going to go down," Seligman says.

These variations among the seasons can be potentially coupled with (1) rapid changes in vegetation leaves in spring and autumn and a stable amount of leaves in the summer and winter; (2) absorption of PM2.5 by rain water; and (3) high precipitation in the spring monsoon, which can wash away intercepted pollutants on a plant's surface and increase wet deposition, and to some degree, dry deposition.

If the metabolic profile of a region is best assessed when this region shows a stable amount of activity over time, the metabolic demand of the resting state active brain regions (the DMN) was eventually captured more clearly by our resting state experiment, than the metabolic demand profile of a less resting state involved region such as e.g. the Fusiform Gyrus.

The member households were expected to produce a stable amount of alcohol.

Another example for illustration: imagine you have, in the puncta, an intensity of 1000 and a recovery of 0.4, giving a stable amount of 400 and in the non-puncta an intensity of 200 and a recovery of 0.9, giving a stable amount of 180.

For instance, if the size of the mobile population (unstable fraction) increases in a particular genotype and, once the intensity is taken into account, a smaller stable amount of overall protein is calculated, we assume that binding affinity has decreased.

So, a starting intensity of 500 units is multiplied by 0.22 to get a final stable amount of 110 units.

The other idea is a direct tax on carbon emissions of a stable amount.

Intensity of Ds-EGFP decreases (A′ ) and Ft-EGFP increases (B′ ), in a fj d1 background, whereas stable amount of protein in puncta falls in both (A″ (p = 0.004) and B″ (p = 0.04)).

This model suggests that as groups become very large, there is relatively little change in the evolutionarily stable amount of effort that an individual should invest.