Sentence examples for constant consistent from inspiring English sources

He threw a few backhanded compliments to his Democratic foes, whom he described as "constant, consistent and reliable".

Results showed that bias was reduced for the no-bias group, observed indifference grew linearly with predicted indifference for both groups, and difference limen and Weber ratios decreased as expected indifference increased for the control group, which is consistent with linear timing, whereas for the no-bias group they remained constant, consistent with logarithmic timing.

Glamour editor-in-chief Cindi Leive later clarified that the magazine was not labeling Schumer as plus, but rather grouping her in with "women that inspire us" thanks to her "completely hilarious and constant, consistent message of body positivity".

I'll flip it around: I think what has changed the world for the better is the constant, consistent, ethical way that people live their lives every day just by being themselves.

Here we used a slow NMDAR receptor consistent with the NR2B receptor subtypes, if a shorter NMDAR time constant, consistent with NR2A receptors is used (Figure S1), a shorter LTP window is obtained.

Second, they supposed that their periodic structure could be described with an effective medium having an effective dielectric constant consistent with Maxwell-Garnett theory [16] and, therefore, an effective refractive index.

Therefore in order to estimate the Arrhenius dependent rate constants consistent with experimental rate constants, the modified Arrhenius rate expression is applied.

Moreover, N3– and F– are competitive inhibitors of FeSOD, with inhibition constants consistent with their binding to the oxidized state of the enzyme.

Our goal was to arrive at rate constants consistent with the range of reported values, but derived by parameter fitting to our own experimental data sets obtained in A431 cells.

One dimensional spin-echo experiments provided a crude estimate of 18 ms for the backbone amide H T2 relaxation time constants, consistent with the molecular mass of the construct (∼20 kDa) (Anglister et al., 1993).

For rate constants consistent with previously published studies (Table 1), the predicted steady-state levels of both P ¯ and L ¯ change minimally when small perturbations are made to β Untreated.