Sentence examples for remained virtually constant from inspiring English sources
Unlike earlier Sn/C anodes, capacity remained virtually constant for more than 180 additional cycles.
Although the carbon deposition increased with time during the reduction cycle, the production rate of hydrogen remained virtually constant.
Mr. Adams notes that weekly church attendance among Canadians has plummeted since the 1950's while American church attendance has remained virtually constant.
The electrocatalytic activity of the mixed oxide layer for this reaction remained virtually constant on altering the composition over the range 60 100 mol% RuO2.
Since 1977, the wages set by the relevant collective bargaining agreement between the American Federation of Musicians and the major record companies have remained virtually constant when adjusted for inflation.
Such component exhibited the same Tm and T1/2 of the main transition of pure DPPC and those values remained virtually constant until the signal disappeared; thus, the 'red' component was ascribed to pure DPPC.
Making the 22-ton mirror required producing and fusing 55 hexagons of glass that remain virtually constant in size during temperature changes.
For uniform InAs/GaAs QD ensembles, the temperature dependencies of GS peaks typically follow Varshni's equation with bulk InAs parameters, while those of FWHM remain virtually constant from 20 to 300 K [30, 31].
The decrease of solvation energy compensates for an increase of the EA along the series, and hence reduction potentials remain virtually constant.
By the late 1980s, mechanization of land preparation was more or less complete in the Central Plains and the North, and the indices of labour and machinery utilization remain virtually constant (Poapongsakorn et al. 1995).
For positions r> 20 the Δp-CAT values remain virtually constant indicating that the alternative lists provide consistent results where rank differences reflect rather the noise inherent in the data than systematic biases between the scores used.
