Sentence examples for established at a constant from inspiring English sources
The DO set-point was established at a constant value for the whole cycle (i.e. once per cycle), based on the on-line measurement of ammonium concentration at the end of the previous cycle.
The linear growth of strain with time (Fig. 6) attests to the constant shear rate that establishes itself at a constant stress.
Differences in fecundity between selection regimes were observed at generation 20 only, whereas differences in survival were established at generation 10 and remained constant thereafter (Figure 1; Table 1, interaction generation*selection regime).
Therefore, the idea of a gene transfer system to establish a constant long-term but still temporally controlled local level of GF at the wound site appears to be an attractive method.
Boy, meanwhile, establishes a constant restless movement between flat-screen, in-room computer, and refrigerator.
The area of staining was measured using ImageJ software after establishing a constant threshold across images.
This method sets the blood concentration, and administration of anesthetic establishes a constant anesthesia level.
The results of our current study more fully describe the relation between maternal depressive symptoms and infant growth by demonstrating that the association between maternal symptoms and decreased child stature is established at 9 months, and the difference remains constant over the child's first 6 years of life.
This study suggests that neuron-type and brain-structure-specific patterns of intraneuronal Aβ immunoreactivity, established in teenagers and maintained at a constant level during adulthood and aging, reflect normal cell metabolism rather than pathological changes.
Blood-CSF permeability constants for sucrose were established at P2 and P9, following CSF sampling from the cisterna magna.
The temperature of the space is maintained at a constant level by establishing a balance between the cooling load generated in the space and the air supply delivered to meet the load.
