Sentence examples for constant significant from inspiring English sources

The pipe was leaking/wasting hot water and we had a constant significant puddle that started to smell and was all around the toilet.

At all stations a constant significant correlation between temperature and presumptive Vibrio parahaemolyticus was reported suggesting that this abiotic factor exerted a major control on this bacterial group and its distribution in the water column is not related to the biodeposition of the mussel farm.

In TGR rats, the outer nuclear layer was significantly thinner than that in SD rats at the first month (p<0.05), and a constant significant decrease in thickness was found in the outer nuclear layer after second month compared to age-matched control SD rats.

Therefore, PS and stage were less constant significant determinants when compared with the prognostic effect related to the high serum CYFRA 21-1 level.

The given dosages in these drug groups were not enough to maintain a constant significant effect but were still able to elevate the mechanical pain threshold to a certain degree after repeated administration.

Those variables that showed a constant significant association in all groups with the four indicators were considered to be confounding factors and adjusted in the regression analysis; they were age, literacy and availability of electricity.

In agreement with our previous results, we observed a constant, significant delay in the embryos that lacked MDF-1 compared with the wild-type embryos (Tarailo-Graovac et al. 2010) (Table 3).

That perspective suggests a human population and a global environment in which exposure to radiation is constant and significant.

For intermediate concentrations (0.12 0.32 mM), the rate constants remained almost constant without significant changes.

Table 2 shows that only Inequality, International spending on HIV, Adult literacy, and Constant are significant.

With the process conditions kept constant, no significant variation in the results (nanotube size, system morphology, etc).