Sentence examples for invariable manner from inspiring English sources

Some aspects mirrored fluctuating clinical signs and appeared early (DMI, fever); others reflected disease in a relatively invariable manner (lying bout number, hyperalgesia, grooming).

That variations in differentiation propensity are observed in iPSCs derived from the same donor (Nasu et al., 2013) indicates that the reprogramming process may not reset cells to a younger state in an invariable manner.

To answer this worry, Le Grand added that there is one important difference between kings and God in the way they set down their laws, "A king can change his laws because his will is changeable, but God's will is unchangeable, for it is His perfection to be invariable in manner" (1694, p. 63).

Behind Mollie's invariable good manners and politesse, however, there was a certain concealed diffidence....Mollie...was a completely domesticated reporter, living in an Elizabethan house in Surrey with a husband, daughters, dogs, stacks and stacks of books, and a ravishing garden.

As shown in Figure 3B, 3C, resveratrol decreased the expression of p16INK4A and increased phosphorylation of Rb (Ser795) in a dose-dependent manner, whereas the levels of β-actin and Rb were invariable in either presence or absence of resveratrol.

"Like Obama!" is the invariable response.

Adverbs, prepositions, conjunctions, and interjections are invariable.

He went on to describe his "invariable" working method.

Consuelo is a Spanish abstract noun, masculine, invariable.

As Henry Stanley put it, tsetse were the invariable sign of "an extensive habitat of game".

This confusion was invariable, and also basically the point.