Sentence examples for invariable results from inspiring English sources

"When government determines which drugs are covered by health insurance, when government makes those decisions, the invariable results are this: there will be delays and inflexible limits on coverage of new treatments".

The limitations are the invariable result of the consistent failure of federal, state and local governments to work for racial integration throughout the region.

The invariable result is disappointment in our self, the lowering of our self-esteem, and the feeling of failure.

The invariable answer: by tightening the screws on the debtors.

We combined the "bins" that contained fewer than 500 sites (bin2 to bin9) with the invariable bin1, resulting in four character groupings which were used for our alternative partitioning approach (Table  1).

Of particular interest is the paaABCDE operon which is relatively invariable (see previous results), but from this analysis it is still subject to gene turnover and replacement.

Silencing Tcf7l2 in a rat insulinoma cell line (INS1 832/13) using siRNA targeting the invariable exon 1, resulted in 84% knockdown of Tcf7l2 mRNA, 90% reduction of TCF7L2 activity and a reduced expression of the well-known TCF7L2-target genes Axin2 and Ccnd1 (Supplementary Material, Fig. S1A and B) (30).

Despite being prepared with additional water dosages, SAP-containing mortars showed a capillary index below those estimated for SAP-free mortars, while the flexural strength results remained invariable.

Given that the DC-link voltage and power factor of distributed inverters will not change rapidly, the difference between two adjacent calculation results is almost invariable.

The invariable fluid and electrolyte abnormalities result from the combined effect of protracted catabolic febrile state, ileus or obstruction, loss of bowel integrity, and absorption.

It is the fixed number of servers and invariable cooling air temperature that result in constant total energy consumption.