Sentence examples for flat over time from inspiring English sources

What he discovers is that real house prices have generally been flat over time, or have increased by at most 1% a year.

During a telephone news briefing Wednesday, Education Commissioner Lucille E. Davy singled out the high school test results, noting that 11th-graders' performance, unlike others, had remained relatively flat over time and failed to meet the state's expectations.

If the demand is flat over time, very little excess budget has to be put aside to cope with situations where resources are critically needed and demand and prices are high.

Overall, it can easily be observed that the inter-cell interference power is far from being flat over time and frequency, and therefore a precise modeling of uplink interference has a significant impact on the evaluation of system performance.

Nonetheless, the polls have remained remarkably flat over time, fluctuating little over the course of the general election campaign.

Magazine coverage of most of the other behavioral variables was flat over time.

He then mapped this data onto a flat plane over time and the points rose and fell depending on the signal's strength.

To better understand variation in sewage-impacted benthic macrofauna from subtropical tidal flats over time and space, we applied a five-factor linear model at a hierarchy of spatial (Condition – Contaminated or Non-Contaminated, Tidal Flat and Plot) and temporal scales (Season and Fortnight).

Both LPS and CF induced IL-10 showed a much more dynamic profile with greater variability in recently infected HC group (Table S2) compared to a relatively flat response over time in the previously infected HC group indicating that immune responses in newly infected HC take at least a year to stabilize.

So even if the stock market goes nowhere for five years and companies keep their dividends flat over that time period (both of which are incredibly unlikely), the trust fund would still come out ahead.

Although rates for deaths attributable to CRC for Hispanic men and women have decreased or remained flat over this time period, similar to African Americans, they are more likely to be diagnosed with late-stage CRC and have lower survival rates compared to whites [ 4].