Sentence examples for extraordinarily constant from inspiring English sources
The invariant architecture and positioning of insect renal tubules were observed a long time ago; Wigglesworth (1939) noted that "in spite of their great length and twisted course their arrangement is extraordinarily constant in a given species".
Clearly, the full utilization of this extraordinarily long constant-time period can only be accomplished using non-uniform sampling.
The previously reported extraordinarily slow dissociation rate constant for binding of 1 to DNA sequence 1 is also shown in Table 1, revealing a >100-fold difference in dissociation rate constants for 1 with DNA sequences 1 and 5. Association kinetics were also monitored by gel shift, yielding approximate ka values for 2 and 3 with DNA sequences 1 5, and 1 with DNA sequences 1 and 5.
This spatial proximity is also indicated in solution by an extraordinarily large J PP) coupling constant of 244.6 Hz in the P NMR spectrum.
Crouch went four months without scoring and flicking through the relevant chapter – "Eighteen Bloody Games" – in his autobiography the thing that leaps out is how extraordinarily grateful he is to Rafael Benítez for his constant support.
For more than a generation, America's working families have been under a constant assault from the CEO's and extraordinarily wealthy members of our society.
"It is a sad and constant reminder that the price of liberty is extraordinarily high and to those who put themselves in harm's way to protect our freedoms, we owe the greatest debt of gratitude".
Though the lack of a constant composing companion may blur her identity a bit, Ms. Birkenhead's work has been extraordinarily consistent regardless of context.
Protein binding can be extraordinarily tight and specific; for example, the ribonuclease inhibitor protein binds to human angiogenin with a sub-femtomolar dissociation constant (−15 M) but does not bind at all to its amphibian homolog onconase (>1 M).
