Sentence examples for represents steady from inspiring English sources

But others say the current energy bill, even without the two most controversial items, still represents steady progress and can be strengthened in conference.

The accomplishment represents steady and significant progress since 1999-2000, when one-quarter of hypertensives had their condition under control, and further progress since 2003-4, when one-third had control of their high blood pressure.

John Allan, National Chairman of the Federation of Small Businesses: Today's autumn statement represents steady progress, with a range of announcements that address members' concerns in the cost of doing business, with action on business rates and confirmation that next year's fuel duty rise will be cancelled.

Here's a flavour: John Allan, chairman of the Federation of Small Businesses: Today's Autumn Statement represents steady progress, with a range of announcements that address members' concerns in the cost of doing business, with action on business rates and confirmation that next year's fuel duty rise will be cancelled.

Latin America represents steady growth with revenues of $607 million.

However, the fold difference in ferritin iron content between M17 and other cell lines is significantly less after 16 hours of chase, and represents steady state levels of iron content in each cell line.

For α = 1 and 2, the linear singular equation (6) becomes cylindrical and spherical problems, respectively, and for α = 0, 1 and 2, the non-linear singular problem (7) represents steady-state Burger's equation in Cartesian, cylindrical and spherical coordinates respectively.

For this queue, if π g s represents steady-state probability of g shortages, then it would be clear that left( {D + lambda } right)pi_{g + 1}^{s} = left( D right)pi_{g}^{s} quadforall g ge 0, (19)where πg demonstrates steady-state probability for g shortages.

This second set of values represents steady-state class II (see Results).

This year's race included 17,813 entrants, representing steady growth since 1993 that was interrupted only after the 100th edition drew a record 38,708.

ROUTINE respiration cellular energy demand, energy turnover and the degree of coupling to phosphorylation often representing steady state.