Liverpool boss Brendan Rodgers, who is an advocate of the B league proposal, said: "People will always talk about the tradition of the game here in this country, but one of the things that's most constant is change and you have to look at ways in which you can give young players a chance".
We have presented one application of CV, to identify 'control' or 'reference' housekeeping genes whose expression is most constant across all individuals regardless of their genetic relationship [ 32].
She's been the most constant and enduring partner, right at my side, and building her own company and our family along the way.
"Part of our vision or philosophy in all this is to be the most constant thing available for the children.
And that would not be possible with the woman who was his most constant companion over the last years of his life, Miyoko Watai, now 65, a four-time chess champion and currently the president of the Japanese Chess Association.
At home, this was her most constant look, one of silent imploring, but when we were alone together a shadow would pass, and her features would harden into rage.
I inquired of numerous people who had met him, at school, in the army, in later life: this boring factor was the most constant.
Until Callahan's death in 1999, she was his most constant and compliant subject, posing for countless portraits, figure studies and nudes.
Having won the second match, West Indies lost the third, but according to Matthew Engel, "Ambrose's abiding power was the most constant feature of a fluctuating match".
Youthful aggression has always been a problem and always will be; the pitilessness of childhood, like that of the world, is most likely a constant quantity.
