Sentence examples for steadily low from inspiring English sources

During the positive phase of IMF-Bz, both the Auroral index and ring current index SYM/H remained steadily low indicating complete isolation of the Earth's magnetosphere from the solar wind and no significant changes were observed in the equatorial ionosphere.

The other departments in the hospital, used as control groups in the study, presented a steadily low opioid consumption.

In contrast, MYBPA2 transcripts reached maximum levels at 71 DAB in Cabernet Sauvignon, while they remained steadily low in Norton throughout berry development.

The rapid drop in nanoparticle concentration after injection and the steadily low nanoparticle concentration in the plasma and its accumulation in the other organs are likely resultant of these phenomena.

Indeed most of the genes carrying the motifs and having above-average transcript level (percentile score > 0.5) have a steadily low protein level (percentile score < 0.5; see red quadrant in Figure 6B) potentially indicative of transcript decay or short half-life.

Soluble transferrin concentrations have been shown to be steadily low during early pregnancy [ 31, 34, 36, 37] and relatively decreased as compared to prepregancy concentrations by some [ 31] or at least not significantly elevated from the non-pregnant state until the second trimester by others [ 37].

This modulator is polarization independent, it can be coupled with the optical fiber very easily and can work steadily with low voltage, high speed, is temperature insensitive, and its cost is low.

Mr. Yardeni said he believed the Fed, whose primary mandate is to keep the United States economy growing steadily with low inflation, ran the risk of embarrassing itself if it continued to raise rates this summer.

The molecular weight increased steadily at low conversion and leveled off at high conversion.

The average LOS increased steadily from low to high, either for risk class or meeting criteria.

The adverse outcome rate increased steadily from low to high, meeting the criteria for all scores.