Sentence examples for constant leading from inspiring English sources
Kinetic analysis indicated Kox reduction for RS194B as the main kinetic constant leading to efficient reactivation.
Many young Londoners inhabit an environment akin to a war zone, where the threat of serious violence is constant, leading to high levels of fear and anxiety.
According to Lovelock, Darwin was given the wrong geological information, and so thought that the earth's environment was constant, leading to his assertion that organisms adapt to the world around them.
In addition, the introduction of water in this way is not constant, leading to a non-steady state for graphene growth and may significantly reduce the system reliability.
But Chen, who made his professional debut in 2005 for the Chunichi Dragons of Japan's Central League, has been a constant, leading the team in starts (27), victories (12) and strikeouts (134).
The wave number can be controlled by changing the current phase on the straps; however, the mutual coupling between antennas changes antenna impedances, even if the plasma parameters are constant, leading to an increase in the reflected power.
In the three cases where multiple equilibria were not ruled out (subnetworks abefg, abcdefg, and abcefg), the CRNT provided example sets of rate constants leading to bistability.
For patients suffering from obstructive lung diseases, the benefits of decreased airway resistance are many, including alleviation of dyspnea [ 15], reduced expiratory time constants leading to improved operational lung volumes [ 11, 16], and a reduced work of breathing [ 13].
To decrease the complexity of the model we used experimental knowledge (whenever available) to group similar reactions and assign the same rate constants, leading to a total number of 20 free kinetic parameters.
What federal and state agencies were monitoring the constant activity leading up to the May , 1980 eruption?
They heard stories of snipers, closed schools and constant fear, leading one student to conclude that "nobody wins a war".
