Sentence examples for preserved constant from inspiring English sources

We hypothesized that, despite potentially worse exertional dyspnea and cost of breathing, increased BMI in association with COPD would be associated with preserved constant workrate exercise time because of lower resting hyperinflation, which provides a mechanical advantage on respiratory mechanics.

It is well known that the classical Bernstein polynomials preserve constant as well as linear functions.

It is well known that the operators preserve constant as well as linear functions.

Indeed, most cancer cells activate hTERT expression to high levels, which are sufficient to preserve constant telomere length and enable unlimited cell proliferation [13].

The approach is not trivial due to the difficulties in preserving constant salts concentration in a solid state, while maintaining the conductive properties of the polymeric layer [ 12].

The source was a disodium phosphate product added to cow's milk as a stabilizer to preserve constant acidity, but the particular industrial-grade disodium phosphate was of low purity and contained five to eight percent of arsenic (expressed as arsenous acid) [ 7, 15].

A volumetric notched-saturation prepulse preserved a constant saturation-recovery time during slice acquisition.

The relative importance of bradycardia as a protective mechanism is unclear and contrasts with our findings that the effects of VNS are preserved during constant ventricular pacing.

We have shown that the anti-VF effect of VNS is preserved during constant pacing in the isolated innervated rabbit heart [ 38].

Alternatively, mapping by weight metric will preserve the constant weight, e.g., 1 g.

The low buffer capacity of ecosystems, that are unable to preserve a constant pM, can lead to disastrous environmental consequences.