Sentence examples for constant to reflect from inspiring English sources

Enzyme and transporter protein concentrations are held constant to reflect a particular metabolic state.

If this is the case we would expect the hostility to be more or less constant to reflect the fact that the theological tenets of Islam have not changed over the past decade or so.

We varied the unit cost of blood from $20 to $200 while keeping the blood transfusion rate (number of units per individual) and all other variables constant to reflect the probable range of costs of blood within sub-Saharan Africa.

That is partly because the electronic front derailleur is able to make constant readjustments to reflect changes in the chain's position caused by shifting with the more frequently used rear derailleur.

The legitimacy of idealism consists in the constant attempt to reflect upon and uphold these values.

These occupations are defined by official lists (e.g. the Skilled Occupation List, SOL, and the Consolidated Sponsored Occupation List, CSOL) and are under constant review to reflect evolving public priorities and labour market needs.

6. "Know thyself": It is this constant willingness to reflect on our past successes and failures, as well as those to come, that will ultimately help us make better choices.

Because new sequences are constantly added to the public databases, the probe set-to-target mappings require constant updating to reflect the new data, and Affymetrix obliges this requirement via periodic new releases of probe set annotations.

For setting the constant μ to reflect our real data, we measured the average coefficient of variation (ratio between averaged noise variance and mean of the last 15 min of C-raclopride PET concentration) in two real PET rest datasets.

Based on data in a monthly format for the years since 1960, we have used proportional-hazards event-history analysis with a piecewise constant baseline intensity to reflect the impact of a woman's age, formally using the type of union formed as a fixed covariate in addition to the other fixed and time-varying covariates available to us (the determinants).

Having programmed the transport chain choice model, the alternative-specific constants were recalibrated to reflect the observed aggregate mode shares in Europe for the base year (as in the EU Energy and Transport in Figures Statistical Pocketbook for 2010).