Sentence examples for a minor fluctuation from inspiring English sources

Taken alone, the University of Cambridge dropping from third to fourth might represent a minor fluctuation, as might King's College London falling out of the top 20.

Yield under drought stress is a highly complex trait with large influence to even a minor fluctuation in the environmental conditions.

Trends in the clinically measured data show an increase; 21.2%, 26.0% and a minor fluctuation to 24.4% in 2007 (p = 0.925).

As a result, minor fluctuations occurring in relatively stable courses might be overrated and misclassified as rupture-repair episodes.

A great many show statistically minor fluctuation of features in one direction and then another, but generally centering around a fairly steady mean.

Following this period of rapid growth, the overall number of colonoscopies for this cohort stabilized with minor fluctuation around a mean of 1,152 procedures per quarter.

In a closed system like a cave, even minor fluctuations can have a major impact.

If you try to correct every minor fluctuation, he explained, not only do you expend more energy unnecessarily, and not only do you end up fatiguing your muscles more quickly, you also introduce more noise into the system, amplifying the fluctuations until the entire effort is compromised.

An analysis on protein residue fluctuation of porphyrin binding demonstrates that in all complexes, porphyrin binding produces minor fluctuation on amino acid residues.

As TANF Medicaid enrollment levels decreased from June 1998 to June 2001, so did immunization rates, albeit with some minor fluctuation.

Longitudinal data showed only minor fluctuation of serum hBD-2 levels in blood taken with two-year intervals (not shown).