Liable to or capable of change.
Portuguese
estrela variável Catalan
estel variable Antonyms
Examples for "constant"
Examples for "constant"
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Maybe their constant state of positive, assured energy attracts only great people.
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But right now they remain a constant hope for certain revolutionary factions.
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The constant is expressed in terms of kilometers per second per megaparsec.
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One idea had remained fairly constant, however, and he heard it everywhere.
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The individual differences emphasize the need for constant attention for possible discomfort.
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However, reported reliability measures were highly variable for different methods and agents.
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As a result, many variable rates are now below 6 per cent.
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These nonspecific responses may substantially benefit public health, but are also variable.
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The engine turned and brought a new noise variable to the problem.
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No other variable consistently predicted intervention effect sizes across all health outcomes.
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A single-level three-variable mediation model was used to investigate the possible relationships.
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The study covered 10 countries, and the results were variable across countries.
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Similar results were observed when mean arterial pressure was the outcome variable.
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Thus, several factors probably determine the variable effects apoE has on Aβ.
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The database query statement is defined for this example in a variable:
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However, variable direction errors were greater in GP than in the controls.
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In the former Mr. Blyth finds the tarsus remarkably variable in length.
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There will be variable rate pricing at different times of the day.
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Similar results were obtained when prediabetes was used as the dependent variable.
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Background: Atrial fibrillation is associated with increased but variable risk of stroke.
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In contrast, patterns of CMI were variable among studies examining balance activities.
