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The observed temperature dependence of hole concentration tends to be constant from 10 to 70 K.

Mean wind speed seems to be constant from July to January (Fig. 2).

A disadvantage of one-dimensional models, e.g., along x, is that the magnetic field component along the x-axis is forced to be constant, from the requirement that ∇ ∙ B = 0.

Assuming circumferential growth rates of Osprey Reef N. pompilius to be constant from hatching to maturity, an estimated maturation time of 14.5 and 16.5 years for females and males respectively is achieved.

We base this threshold on the idea that binding energies between a given probe and transcript should be constant from array to array and condition to condition, subject only to methodological variation.

Thus, although the mathematical structure of the models used for each experimental assay is different (see Materials and Methods for a detailed description of each), the parameter values for a particular virus strain are assumed to be constant from assay to assay.

In "personification" his persona is constant from film to film.

It is constant from episode to episode and typically numbers two or three.

"However different in form presidential contests were, one feature has been constant from the beginning," he observes.

What was constant from project to project was a style of labor-intensive draftsmanship based on bold forms filled in with dense patterns of stippling and hatchwork.

A century ago that fighting was constant, from small territorial skirmishes along the black-white dividing lines to full-scale street warfare.