Sentence examples for has been remarkably constant from inspiring English sources
The style of costume worn throughout the Middle East has been remarkably constant for centuries.
The carbon isotopic signature of carbonate rocks has been remarkably constant for more than three billion years, indicating exceptional stability in size and fluxes related to organic carbon.
Adding 14.7 made free throws brought the game total to 69.4 points per game (free throw accuracy has been remarkably constant: almost exactly 69 percent since 1965).
The airborne fraction of CO2 emission, defined as the observed atmospheric increase divided by emissions of fossil CO2, has been remarkably constant over the last 50 years [6].
In fact, fructose consumption has been remarkably constant since 1920 at 39 ± 4 g/day/person (6).
Net terrestrial sources from pre-industrial times showed net emission before 1940, and a small net sink since then [ 3]. 2. The airborne fraction of CO2 emission, defined as the observed atmospheric increase divided by emissions of fossil CO2, has been remarkably constant over the last 50 years [ 6].
The themes have been remarkably constant, popping up in speech after speech, and they must explain a good part of the good cheer on display.
In Philadelphia, Cracker Jack sales have been remarkably constant for more than 20 years, said Nick Brigandi, a financial analyst who serves as the vending manager for Citizens Bank Park hawkers, the roaming people who sell concessions from the aisles.
We did observe some downward trends in cucurbit (pumpkins, cucumber, and gourds) vegetable production that predate these bans, but otherwise, production yields have been remarkably constant, with the obvious seasonal variation due to the different monsoonal rainfall with the Maha and Yala seasons.
It is concluded that breast cancer mortality in Sweden during the last 40 years has been remarkably stable, in spite of a substantial and constant increase in the incidence.
