Sentence examples for is a constant amount from inspiring English sources

Although PI has a wide normal range it is a constant amount for each person [ 27].

Blood is also a "regulated" matrix; therefore, there is a constant amount of blood for a given body weight, so measurements can be "normalized" to this amount.

"There's a constant amount of social control that goes into maintaining those characteristics.

Using the previous identity as δ is a constant, the amount of required transmit power is given as: P ¯ t, nq = − N σ 2 q ∑ n = 0 N − 1 N − 1 n ( − 1 ) n + 1 ln σ 2 ( n + 1 ) (37). as given in Equation (8).

The number of valid repetitions reported for k can be shown to be O (n log n ) by the same argument as for Lemma 6; and the number of black positions in a valid factor is only a constant amount higher than for the original threshold by a similar argument to the proof of Lemma 1.

In this equation the coefficient a is a constant indicating the amount that households will spend on consumption independently of the level of income received in the current period, and the coefficient b gives the fraction of each dollar of income that will be spent on consumption goods.

Also, while the price of various items might increase, the items were worth a constant amount of gold or silver which did not fluctuate.

The coefficient β0 is a constant, representing the mean amount of fatigue in the control group at completion, given a score of zero fatigue at baseline.

The long-term modification in the weight is achieved by modifying the postsynaptic factor q and the presynaptic factor P. The postsynaptic factor is modified with every postsynaptic spike Y according to (6) Δ q = c + x + (t ) y − (t − ϵ ) Y (t ) ︸ Triplet post LTP, where c+ is a constant that sets the amount of postsynaptic LTP.

Electric field intensity of a charge can be formulized as follows: E = F Q = kQ r 2, where k is a constant, Q represents the electric amount of the charge, and r represents the distance between a point in the field and the charge.

Time effects by chance are neutralized when the criterion for a successful treatment is based on a constant amount of relative change rather than on criteria which are related to raw change.