Sentence examples for constant with both from inspiring English sources

Through his long-exposure shots, Gunzel shows two elements constant with both depression and photography; the passing of time and the ever-presence of light.

Temperatures in the region are fairly constant, with both the daily temperature range and the seasonal range varying only slightly.

The absence of a between group difference, however remained constant with both groups demonstrating similar improvements (Table  5).

The relative sizes of these LSC, SSC and IRs remain constant, with both gene content and gene order being highly conserved [ 23, 24].

Where the preclinical SPECT findings are constant with depth, both the optical detectability and resolution degrade as functions of depth (see Figures 5 and 6).

L-phe changed both the association and dissociation rate constants with both forms of GCH1 and GFRP resulting in an eight-fold increase in binding affinity for F-GCH1 GFRP F-GCH1 GFRPs: 1 nM KD, and 10-fold interactionsbinding affinity for T-GCH1–GFRP inMeractions: 1.7 nM KD.

PDR/IICG and MEGX values showed significant increases with db (PDR/ICG from 15.5 ± 9.1 to 21.3 ± 10.3%; MEGX from 19.8 ± 11.2 to 28.8 ± 18.4 P < 0.05), and stayed constant with dp, however both parameters measured atbaseline were higher in dp group than in db group.

Figure 4b shows when the applied voltage is 2.5 V, the absorbance at 610 nm increases to 0.396 a.u., 57.7% of which is maintained after 100 min. Similarly at 3 V, the absorbance at 610 nm increases to 0.438 a.u., 68.5% of which is retained after 100 min. It is interesting that the rate of decrease in absorbance is relatively constant with time for both experiments at ∼1.5 × 10 3 a.u./s.

While acknowledging that he is in constant contact with both sides, he cautioned, "It may be premature to say that we are facilitating any kind of peace process because none of the parties have asked anyone to really play that kind of an activist role".

After the conclusion of the 1941 agreement with Russia, General Sikorski committed his people to collaboration with Russia, to the abandonment of fantastic expansionist day-dreams, to a sober realisation that if Poland was to survive at all, it could not do so in constant enmity with both great neighbours.

Community pharmacists have a good observing position of this phenomenon, as they are prepositioned on the territory, in constant contact with both outpatients and healthy people.