"constant effects" is correct and usable in written English
You can use it when you want to express that something has consistent, lasting results or implications. Example sentence: The constant effects of the pandemic have been felt by the global economy for more than a year.
In this case, previous A-scan signals have constant effects to the background signal.
If gravity were the culprit, then we wouldn't be seeing these constant effects of dark energy throughout time".
The assumption of partially constant effects is statistically justified since the confidence intervals would include straight lines (Figure 2).
Several characteristic behaviors of building materials have been identified, including thermal conductivity, heat flux and emissivity constant effects.
Cox and Weibull proportional hazards models for survival time (t SURV) were estimated, with TVC assumed to have constant effects for specified time intervals following hospital arrival.
We only present the parameters for the constant effects in Table 3.
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.
