"more constant in" is a correct and usable part of a sentence in written English.
You can use it when you want to emphasize that something is more regular or unchanging in one particular area compared to other areas. For example, "My job performance has been more constant in recent months."
Even the smog — more constant in winter — that obscured the skylines of every city I visited couldn't hide it.
Still, there is no significant effort to curtail them; at least for this election cycle, they can be counted on to be even more constant in political advertisements than waving flags or, in negative commercials, foreboding music.
In contrast, by suspending NPs-Aln in a GG matrix, the release rate was significantly lower and more constant in time.
While all three realizations have a decreasing frequency towards bursting offset, as prescribed by the SH bifurcation, the amplitude behavior may vary (increasing, for example, in c2s', more constant in c2s and c2s").
For this material, the total emissivity is more constant in the growth temperature regime, and values of ε Mo = 0.09 and ε Mo = 0.12 are used for the growth and Ga-deoxidization temperature, respectively [24].
London properties are more constant in terms of the number of traps laid over the years and the nature of the properties, so seemed possible to test whether the distributions of trapped insects show different statistics.
In addition, As exposures in the United States may be more constant than in Bangladesh, where As mitigation programs encourage families to avoid As-contaminated water by using water filters or sharing a neighbor's tube well that is considered safe (Hanchett et al. 2002).
These data suggest that miR-1 and miR-206 play different roles in muscle development, with miR-1 affecting regulation of genes that require inactivation in later fetal stages and miR-206 having a more constant role in repressing genes immediately after differentiation.
These studies have demonstrated campylobacter carriage rates peaking in late spring and summer in broiler chicken flocks (10, 11 ) and dairy cattle (12 ) but more constant infection in lambs and beef cattle (12, 13 ).
This drive for power is a far more constant element in his makeup than is the philosophy behind any particular revolutionary panacea he may be peddling.
Selling direct to a dealer eliminates that concern and, since there are plenty of dealerships, supply is more constant than in the retailer space.
