Sentence examples for invariable of from inspiring English sources

Table 7 shows the effect of spacing of transverse reinforcement on the displacement ductility ratio adapted from studies conducted by Woods et al. (2007) and Hwang et al. (2005), which indicated that with invariable of other parameters, the higher ductility occurred by lower spacing of lateral reinforcement.

Similar significant data were obtained invariable of the normalization method used.

Similarly for the K2P model, a transition/transversion ratio of 9.17, a proportion of invariable sites of 29% and a gamma shape of 0.44 were used.

Attempts to analyze causation in terms of invariable patterns of succession are referred to as "regularity theories" of causation.

Originally referring to the process of making type from a metal mold in printing, social stereotypes can be viewed as molds of regular and invariable patterns of evaluation of others.

The celebration is intended to remind observant Hindus of goods invariable triumph of good over evil and the concept of "Atman," which is quite similar to the Christian idea of the soul.

These are the invariables of the universe, and of the Koran.

In addition, increases in PMK-1 phosphorylation were found to be associated with increased expression (also age-invariable) of two downstream targets of PMK-1, the infection-protective genes lys-2 and F08G5.6 (Shapira et al., 2006; Troemel et al., 2006), suggesting that PMK-1 retained its infection-protective contribution in adults (Fig. 4C).

One invariable consequence of a period of critical illness is weight loss.

In contrast to Orai1, the expression of STIM1 remained invariable irrespective of whether or not androgens were present in the culture medium.

Particularly, in the water-binding site the amino group of the conservative Met26 is an invariable donor of hydrogen in H-bonds with oxygen of water.