Sentence examples for invariable nature from inspiring English sources

The β-subunit appears to have invariable domain architecture throughout evolution and its invariable nature is due to functional rather than structural constraints.

It is then plausible that the invariable nature of the domain architecture of β-subunits is due to functional rather than structural constraints.

So one could envision another Physics which would be a series of deductions, all expressing invariable and necessary truths about nature.

In the health care context, such congenital genetic disorders with severe or life-threatening symptoms are perhaps the strongest candidates for an undeniably basic need one whose basicness stems from "laws of nature, unalterable and invariable environmental facts, or facts about human constitution" [ 15].

If 'mathematical accuracy' means the grasp of necessary and invariable relations among terms, then the study of nature will, by definition, have no such accuracy because what it studies contains matter.

By the 10th exposure, about 75% of the students rated the laugh stimulus as "obnoxious", a reminder of the sometimes derisive nature of laughter, especially when repetitive and invariable.

We conclude that during unpredictable changes and stressful environmental changes in nature, partial reductions of Hsp90 would destabilize previously invariable or canalized threshold traits and transiently provide a random expression of previously invariable quantitative trait phenotypes upon which selection could act.

He speculated the nature of the number 1 / 0 by stating that it is 'like the Infinite, Invariable God who suffers no change when old worlds are destroyed or new ones created, when innumerable species of creatures are born or as many perish'.

"Like Obama!" is the invariable response.

Adverbs, prepositions, conjunctions, and interjections are invariable.

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