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Notably, while females seem to increase their reporting of stress and psychosomatic symptoms from childhood to young adults, similar variables are remarkably constant from 13 to 24 years of age in males.

The style of costume worn throughout the Middle East has been remarkably constant for centuries.

In Philadelphia, Cracker Jack sales have been remarkably constant for more than 20 years, said Nick Brigandi, a financial analyst who serves as the vending manager for Citizens Bank Park hawkers, the roaming people who sell concessions from the aisles.

To summarize: the transmission properties of the photoreceptor membrane are remarkably constant over the tested temperature range.

Actin levels are remarkably constant, suggesting that cells have evolved to function within a narrow range of actin concentrations.

Meanwhile, the fraction of near neutral mutants is remarkably constant after the first interval, despite an increase in fitness of over 50% (from 0.56 to 0.87) in the second interval.

When the redshift of various absorption and emission lines from a single astronomical object is measured, is found to be remarkably constant.

While vulnerable to pathological, physiological, and pharmacological stressors, cardiac rhythm control is remarkably constant and robust.

Yet somewhat surprisingly, the rate of return on capital is remarkably constant over long periods (see chart, second panel).

One neighbor used to keep count of the children on the block at any given time, and the number was remarkably constant, at fifty or so.

"It really surprised us; the populations were remarkably constant," Isenberg says.