Sentence examples for evidence of constant from inspiring English sources

Steven LeBlanc, also of Harvard, says Rousseauian wishful thinking has led academics to overlook evidence of constant violence.Not so many women as men die in warfare, it is true.

That had the effect of doubling the 2008 increase in pension payments to 1.1percentt — hardly a windfall but clear evidence of the constant pressure politicians are under, even after new laws are passed.

From the transcript: "I saw Dr. Kissinger; I said to him, 'How are we perceived around the world?' And he said, 'One word: veak!' " The donors laugh, so perhaps we now have more evidence of the constant humor Romney's wife and sons always credit him with.

In addition, the finer magnetic particles from the GoP (by the currents) should continuously contribute to the core site over the entire time period due to the evidence of the constant ARM though the amount should be relatively minor.

The conditional models provide evidence of the constant difference in recurrent fall rates between the groups.

Although there is evidence of the constant risk fallacy, exclusion of comorbidity has been shown to change the HSMR by more than 5 points in only 16% of trusts [ 6].

Finally, we tested for evidence of the constant risk fallacy by testing for interactions between the centre and each predictor variable in the model individually against outcome (death at seven days) to investigate whether the risk for a given factor was constant across centres, as evidence of interactions indicates that risk is not constant between centres.

16 If large interaction effects are not found then no apparent evidence of non-constant risk relations exists and the constant risk fallacy (within the limits of statistical inference) may be discounted (although the other challenges in interpreting standardised mortality ratios, such as omitted covariates, will still remain 9 10).

Under laboratory conditions, evidence of non-constant basic density has also been clearly demonstrated (e.g. Kang et al. 2011, Bender et al. 2012) together with evidence demonstrating increased outerwood density with increasing age (Blakemore et al. 2010).

For other cytokines there was little evidence of non-constant variance, but several showed a departure from normality.

The empirical Bayes method of Tai and Speed using the Hotelling T-statistic [ 34] ranked VASH1 as 286th in terms of evidence of non-constant temporal expression.