Sentence examples for is reasonably constant from inspiring English sources

One is that family trees can be drawn up which show not only what derives from what but also (because the rate of genetic change is reasonably constant) when the various branches diverged.

At 400 m and below, log QFeS is reasonably constant, as would be expected in greigite-saturated waters of roughly constant aS0.

The pole-to-pole distance of the metaphase spindle is reasonably constant in a given cell type; in the case of vertebrate female oocytes, this steady-state length can be maintained for substantial lengths of time, during which time microtubules remain highly dynamic.

In derivation of all previous unsteady-state equations for prediction of mass transfer during formation of drops, it has been explicitly assumed that (i) the boundary layer around the drop is planar and, (ii) the concentration within the drop is reasonably constant.

Several linear and linear-low-density polyethylenes have been used to show that, for the same polymer crystallized alone or in a blend, the growth rate at which the change in initial lamellar condition occurs is reasonably constant thereby supporting the concept of a specific time for surfaces to attain the ordered {201} state.

The band at 633 cm−1 is the most intense negative control band and is reasonably constant for all samples, thus it is anticipated that this band is due only to a vibrational mode of a matrix component and that changes in band intensity relative to the 633 cm−1 band are due to viral vibrations.

The dimensions of the eye are reasonably constant, varying among normal individuals by only a millimetre or two; the sagittal (vertical) diameter is about 24 mm (about one inch) and is usually less than the transverse diameter.

It was found that the insertion loss among the studied traffic lanes was reasonably constant.

Indoors, taking the Cartoon Gallery at Knole near Sevenoaks as an example, suggests conditions will be reasonably constant over time.

The distribution of air over a zone presupposes that the sensible and latent heat loads are reasonably constant over the zone.

The first ones are used as long term storage (seasonal cycle capability), so the inflows/outflows are reasonably constant in the short term.