The timing and rhythms of the brain also have a constant effect on appetite, hence we reliably get hungry at certain times, and people with health concerns that affect sleep patterns (e.g. Depression) often experience weight gain.
The dielectric constant effect of the surrounding medium on the LSPR property was given particular attention.
Surprisingly, we found that superstition has a constant effect in all areas of the country.
Haber's rule, "Cn × t = constant effect" with n = 1, is fulfilled for phosgene but deviates for other gases.
Catalyst loading has minimal effect on XFFA throughout the reaction (contribution varied within 15 24%) and has constant effect on FFA-esterification rate beyond 75minn.
Therefore, the shift of λm of the inverse opals prepared from the core-shell spheres was affected by lattice constant effect and shell effect, shown in Figure4.
Figure 1 shows that at constant effect yarn overfeed for air-jet and steam-jet texturing, T1 and T2 values are not sensitive to the effect-yarn draw ratio.
ePrevious studies that are not directly focused on the effects of internationalization typically assume a constant effect of foreign firms on the training participation (Wolter et al. [2006], Muehlemann et al. [2007b], Schweri and Müller [2008]).
In relation to endurance, FANS has almost constant effect for about 3 h, while the effect of VEST varies among the measurement cases and could last for about 30 min.
In doing so the original effect of DWT was approximated by a segmented function that resulted in an increasing effect of DWT down to a depth of 4 m, and a constant effect at depths below 4 m (Figure 3A).
The test of equality of slopes is considered as a separate test meaning that the null hypothesis is equivalent to testing if each predictor in the specified model has a constant effect across different quantiles.
