Sentence examples for roughly a constant from inspiring English sources

Regressing PMC yield on DNeasy yield showed that PMC yield was elevated by essentially a constant amount relative to the y = x line, indicating that PMC provided roughly a constant advantage in absolute yield, and an often substantial advantage in relative yield in species that produced low absolute yields under both methods (Fig. 1A).

Our empirical results suggest that human capital expenditures per child are substantially higher where fertility is lower, to the extent that the product of the total fertility rate and human capital spending per child is roughly a constant share of labor income across countries, although total spending per child falls with fertility.

In contrast to commonly taking the time cost of a transfer in a trip roughly as a constant in a public transit network design work, this research attaches much importance to the effect of the transfer time composition on the total time expense of a transit trip.

We observe that although the spectral power distribution (SPD) of daylight and that of skylight are quite different, in each channel, the spectrum ratio of the point-wise product of daylight SPD with sRGB color matching functions (CMFs) to the point-wise product of skylight SPD with sRGB CMFs roughly approximates a constant.

Figure 6 shows clearly that the cell 'creeps' at a roughly constant velocity about 10 20 nm/s until the magnetic force reaches a critical value F c ≈ 10−11N [19], which is sufficient to detach the cell from the substrate and initiate cell migration towards the magnetic source.

One observes that the extrema of ⟨ Z⟩ T form a ridge with a roughly constant slope τ/ σ in the parameter space.

Thus, like other rates of biomass production, a roughly constant fraction of a species' metabolism is devoted to the production of gamete biomass.

As we found, a bump in the model flux of dust particles appears at a heliocentric distance where a roughly constant flux of dust particles was measured.

As revealed by infrared- and X-ray photoelectron spectroscopy, the films consisted of a hydrogenated carbon matrix with a carbon content of at least 80 at.%, and a roughly constant oxygen content of about 12 at.%.

The estimated moments, which increase at a roughly constant rate, amount to that of an earthquake with a moment magnitude of 6.6.

From early July 1976, the likelihood of a phreatic explosion remained elevated at a roughly constant level, reducing slightly through March 1977.