Sentence examples for constant suggests from inspiring English sources

The fact that mood states remained relatively constant suggests that reactivity or demand effects were not in operation.

However, even given these drawbacks, the rather flat dependence of the percentage weight change for depression (Δ w/ w ≈ constant) suggests a multiplicative dependence of depression on the initial synaptic strength (Δ w ∞ w).

The general observation that although from time to time there are large variations in energy intake, adult body weight remains remarkably constant, suggests that weight must be regulated by biological mechanisms.

The finding that the non-screeners cluster had the highest level of full-time workers (holding age constant) suggests that lack of time may be an issue related to their non-compliance.

The fact that single- and serial-passage experiments lead to similar estimates of the selection rate constant suggests that co-occlusion of virions with different genotypes in a single polyhedron does not have major effects on competition within the host.

Although these stimulus trains deliver different amounts of total light, the fact that we see these phenomena while varying frequency and keeping either the total amount of light delivery or pulse width constant suggests that frequency is the main factor in driving these effects.

A simulation using this rate constant suggested the feasibility of in situ phytoremediation of TNT-contaminated sediments.

None of these variables showed statistically significant correlations with the risk of war relapse since 1970, holding everything else constant, suggesting that such factors should not distinctively handicap post-war stabilization, recovery and transition in Iraq, Libya, Syria or Yemen.

It was found that the laminar flow loss coefficient constant suggested by Hooper (1981) is sufficient for all valve diameters at Reynolds numbers below 10.

However, comparisons between sea states of varying steepness, but with all other parameters held constant, suggest that the empirical parameters on which the latter solution is based may not be universally applicable.

The rate constant suggested that the reaction followed pseudo-first-order kinetics.