Sentence examples for is therefore constant from inspiring English sources

There is therefore constant competition for milk, between human consumption, calf consumption and sale which may be responsible for the low percentage of households (28%) gaining income from the sale of milk.

PV_{lf}(x)]:=frac{E[FV_{lf}(x)]}{1+r_{f} 1-tau _{i} 1-taulambda )I_{i}), where interest is taxable at rate (tau _{i}- 1-lambdahe invested equity ((1-lambda )I_{0}- 1-lambdanous and the opportunity cost is, therefore, constant.

The mean log removal of the whole biosolids train is therefore constant, but the specific log removal for a given bolus will vary depending on its retention time.

The complexity of the lookup depends on the length of the substring being looked up (we assume a fixed maximal match length) and is therefore constant.

The catchment area figures are collected at a single point in time and the denominator is therefore constant throughout the sample, with no available data on changes in the size or composition of the population.

Neurons in the dorsal premotor cortex have more recently been shown to encode the relative position of the eye, hand, and goal (Pesaran et al. 2006), but we do not vary the eye position in these simulations and this influence is therefore constant.

The estimated retention function, however, mirrored the observed distributions, and the resulting function was therefore constant too.

The participants in this data set recalled the same number of events from every year, and the observed distributions were therefore constant.

Since there were no periods from which participants recalled more or fewer events and no event was forgotten in this data set, the predicted values were identical to the observed values, and the resulting values were therefore constant at the value of 1 (O i, j /E i, j = 1 if O i, j = E i, j ).

In the application of the contact matrix of Eq. (3) to the metapopulation model, we assume that all parameters used to define the partition of the population into age classes are independent of spatial features, being therefore constant across subpopulations (e.g. the children population fraction of a subpopulation with degree k is given by N k, c = αN k ).

The Red Cross is an organization composed of human beings and is therefore in constant need of criticism and improvement.