Sentence examples for a fluctuating cycle from inspiring English sources

In 1969, a military coup brought Col. Ja'far Nimeiri to power, setting Sudan in a fluctuating cycle of civilian and military rule.

For businesses with a fluctuating sales cycle, depending on a credit card can be a high-risk venture if they don't plan correctly.

These cover-bed successions have undergone repeated coupled phases of topdown and upbuilding soil formation that have been related to fluctuating cycles of interglacial/warm and glacial/cold climate during the Quaternary.

Rooms were maintained under a 14 h light/10 h dark cycle, a fluctuating 14 10 h temperature regime of 32 28°C, a constant humidity of 50%, and one complete air renewal every 3 min to minimize olfactory contact among cages.

In women, menopause characterized by the loss of ovarian function represents an aging process that leads to changes in the systemic steroid hormone profile from a regularly fluctuating estrogen cycle to very low and constant levels.

As cancer can be a fluctuating condition, with long cycles of treatment such as chemotherapy involving months of visits to hospital, it can be very difficult for cancer carers to plan ahead.

Plants have developed complex signal transduction pathways to cope with a fluctuating environment throughout their life cycle.

It follows from this that taxes should be set at a level that balances the budget over the course of the whole cycle, and left there: a fluctuating budget balance, in other words, provides for microeconomically useful "tax-smoothing".

Women of reproductive age with mental disorders may experience a fluctuating course of illness over the menstrual cycle.

clinicaltrials.gov NCT01048775 Delirium is defined as an acute disturbance of consciousness with a fluctuating course that affects attention, cognition, emotionality, and the sleep-wake cycle [ 1].

In describing their dominating symptoms participants gave emphasis to a fluctuating level of pain - dividing their life into what they described as a repeating cycle of good and bad periods.