Sentence examples for broadly constant from inspiring English sources

The murder rate climbed steadily in the 1980s; it then remained broadly constant during the 1990s.

Income inequality on one common measure, the Gini coefficient, has remained broadly constant for a decade.

Despite falling participation, overall levels of giving have remained broadly constant as a share of income thanks to increased average donations.

Argentina, as ever, is sui generis.Naturally, conditions have been attached to Argentina's new borrowing, which has been broadly constant since the crisis of 2001.

When this is taken into account, the volume of spending on goods and services remained broadly constant as a proportion of the total in the 1990s.

Britain's level of equality in economic participation has improved slightly since 2006, while the educational equality level remains broadly constant, and things have got slightly worse in health and in politics.

In addition, the results of the analysis of sample size and fit statistic suggested that whereas the mean square fit statistics broadly remained constant in the number of items whether identified as fitting or misfitting (under and over), the instances of misfit identified by the t-statistics increased proportionally with sample size.

This indicates that our results broadly reject a constant rate diversification process, whether diversifications followed a Pure Birth or a Birth-Death model.

The binding constants are broadly comparable between the different compounds, with 3 showing the strongest binding and 4 the weakest.

Alternative models gave broadly similar results, although constant-variance models consistently found no evidence that influenza B made any contribution to mortality (Web Tables 3 9).

To broadly assess the difference between constant and variable temperatures we created the dummy variable of temperature variability.