(Currently 31 states have adopted the expansion). This adjustment allows for a better intertemporal comparison because it holds constant CBO's assumptions about the percentage of the newly eligible Medicaid population residing in expansionary states.
From then on it alternates, which dimension's knot coordinates it holds constant, using the coordinates found by the previous pass as the constant knots in the next one.
The interstimulus interval for presentation varied randomly between 0.5 s and 3.5 s (mean = 1.75 s), except after the appearance of a target, when it was held constant at 2 s.
In the first of two experiments, stimulus onset asynchrony [SOA] between CS and US was an additional between subjects factor with three levels, while it was held constant in the second experiment.
Dispersivity was obtained from the nonreactive solute Br data, and it was then held constant for the other solutes.
In another experiment, we found that even when both the nudge and the policy that it promoted were held constant, people's evaluations were strongly biased by the political party that endorsed the policy.
It would have held constant the total number of legal immigrants by eliminating another visa program that grants permanent residency to 50,000 applicants a year on the basis of a lottery.
Many compatibilists about free will deny that this sort of ability to do otherwise is a requirement on freedom; even if they insist on there being some possibility of the agent's acting otherwise given some alternative possible set of desires, they do not hold that at the point of action, with all held constant, it must be possible for the agent to act otherwise.
Furthermore, when the environment is held constant, it is natural to seek steady state solutions to the equations.
Thus even when the specificity is held constant, it is natural for the sensitivity to vary with the season, day of the week, and trend.
