Sentence examples for a volatile set of from inspiring English sources

With a volatile set of offerings, the fund companies will always have some (temporarily) strong performers that rise to the top and earn the four or five stars needed for marketing to a gullible public.

Faced with fewer immediate threats but still under pressure to nurse the world economy back to more convincing health, central bankers have been grasping at a disparate and volatile set of economic indicators for a guide on policy.

This study aimed at testing and refining two theoretical propositions on how the management team and the key actors in a hospital adapt to a changing environment in a volatile setting such as the South Kivu province of the DRC.

His composition, "Target," is a moody, ruminative and volatile setting of a text assembled from poems by Jena Osman and phrases taken from leaflets dropped over Afghanistan in the wake of Sept. 11, scored for mezzo-soprano and four instrumentalists, including a percussionist.

Mr. Romney described it as "a very interesting firsthand view of a very volatile setting".

In a recent study, a set of 33 volatile markers that are omnipresent in human urine released spontaneously at human body temperature were detected and identified using solid-phase microextraction (SPME) and gas chromatography coupled with mass spectrometry (GC-MS) [ 3].

Provision of quality surgical care in a complex and volatile setting like this is possible providing appropriate measures, supported by highly experienced staff, can be implemented that allow a specific set of minimum standards of care to be adhered to.

> In a recent study, a set of 33 potential volatile urine markers released from unmodified human urine at human body temperature using SPME-GC-MS was identified [ 3].

Experimental breakthrough data for a representative set of volatile organic compounds (VOCs) has been measured.

Proton transfer reaction-mass spectrometry (PTR-MS) was used to quantify a selected set of volatile compounds produced by A. sarcoides by constantly monitoring the gaseous effluent from the cultured reactor into the stationary phase of growth.

In this work, we propose a novel approach to select gas-sensing materials for a given set of volatile organic compounds (VOC) when the governing phenomenon that drives gas/vapor interaction is adsorption.