Sentence examples for constitute a constant from inspiring English sources
The anthropogenic discharges constitute a constant polluting source, thereby reducing the water quality.
Due to a lack of more accurate data, we assume net dividends to constitute a constant ratio of expected earnings over the forecast horizon, with dividend pay-out ratio derived as a historical mean adjusted for unusual observations.
These diseases which cause a high morbidity and mortality in susceptible animal populations, constitute a constant threat to the livelihood of livestock farmers.
Passions and affections of the mind, especially in their stronger forms, were also considered by physicians to constitute a constant threat to health and life.
These are not common in cortical fibroblasts of healthy kidneys; yet, they constitute a constant and characteristic feature of fibroblaststs in the medulla, in particular in the inner medulla.
In conclusion, the frequency of intracellular Aβ peptide accumulation and its temporal relationship with the extracellular deposits in transgenic mice raise new questions: does the intracellular accumulation also constitute a constant stage in the neuropathology of AD? Should the cascade hypothesis be changed accordingly [ 334]?
This happens repeatedly – with Ed Miliband's leadership of the Labour party, with the Brexit vote, etc, and now with Trump – and it constitutes a constant and very damaging appeasement of the powers of darkness, who respond as we should by now have learned to expect.
Municipal and industrial wastewater discharge constitutes a constant polluting source, whereas surface runoff is a seasonal phenomenon, largely influenced by climate within the basin (Singh et al. 2004; Kumar et al. 2015; Bhutiani et al. 2016).
Mexicans may soon be able to travel to Canada without a visa again, after a six year period during which the visa requirement constituted a constant bilateral irritant.
