Sentence examples for in fact constant from inspiring English sources

The underworld and the movies (Bollywood movies, that is) are, in fact, constant reference points in conversations in India's financial and business capital.

In fact, constant, low doses of anti-angiogenic drugs have been shown normalize the vascular networks within neoplasms [48] [50].

The remaining 20% is due to using the EBSP when the demographic function was in fact constant (this can be considered to be the price of model averaging).

These correlations disappear entirely when the effect of reward is considered over the normalised (by division by threshold) microstimulation shifts, showing that in relation to threshold, the effect of reward manipulation is in fact constant.

In fact, the constant theme of his films was this desire to change identity.

In fact, the constant job changeover in Friends embodies the career quest of many people in their mid-to-late 20s.

Its presence is, in fact, so constant that chemical analysis of the breath has long provided law-enforcement agencies with a reliable means of detecting intoxication.

In fact, the constant comparisons between Luck and Griffin have overshadowed the fact that Luck can make all of the N.F.L. throws and he's a good athlete at the position.

At the other extreme, the style of the early 20th-century American novelist Theodore Dreiser bumbling, clumsy, dogged, troubled perfectly embodies his own attitudes toward life and is, in fact, his constant judgment of his subject matter.

I was all set to write, from my viewpoint four years later, that the worst thing was in fact the constant, unending nausea coupled with a lack of energy, until I went back and checked something I wrote while actually undergoing chemotherapy.

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