Sentence examples for the more constantly from inspiring English sources

Kite wind generation overcomes the problem of intermittent power, typical of conventional wind technologies, for one simple reason: the higher you go, the more constantly the wind blows.

In general, the OmniPlex method performed more constantly than the MDA method, producing fairly the same call-and conflict-rates independently of the other variables tested.

According to the present study, PPIase is more constantly expressed in all the tissues than beta-actin and GAPDH.

Although spongiform degeneration is frequently detected, it is not an obligatory neuropathologic feature of prion disease; the presence of astro-gliosis and micro-gliosis, although not specific to the prion diseases, is more constantly seen.

Branca added that soft drink consumption "is one of the elements that has been more constantly associated with increased weight gain, particularly in children.

Brahms's music, which kept his hands more constantly on the keys than Beethoven's, suffered less from this, but had its own problems of overly crisp presentation, undervaluing of the left hand and excessive speed.

The adrenalin is felt way more constantly and more exciting.

Our previous study has shown that hTERT is regulated, whereas the other components are expressed more constantly.

The gene expression of both isoforms was also not significantly different during ripening but CaACS1 was expressed more constantly throughout the six stages compared to CaACS2.

For no two things have more constantly followed each other since the beginning of the world" (EAP 4.9, 249).

Murray was 20-8 in shootouts for the season, Nishikori 16-10, altheugh the Scot was looking the more agitated, constantly chuntering to himself.