"However, our research shows that attraction is affected by fluctuations in testosterone levels".
As we will show quantitatively later, estimates of a scoring function on a single structure are unavoidably affected by fluctuations, that hinder their statistical significance.
Over a historical timescale, landscapes have been strongly affected by fluctuations in climate and by the impact of human societies.
Although fly-fishing in still water -- usually slow and deep with a sinking line -- isn't as exciting as working a stream or river, spring-fed remote ponds aren't much affected by fluctuations in rainfall.
Trade has always been more than proportionally affected by fluctuations in output, but the globalisation of the supply chain has increased its responsiveness.
In WISH cells, but not DAUDI cells, the anti-proliferative activity was markedly affected by fluctuations in the IFNα2 affinity towards the IFNAR1 receptor.
Besides, Sr values with a longer return period are more stable than those with a shorter return period when affected by fluctuations in its influencing factors.
Health care companies "are relatively less affected by fluctuations in the business cycle, have fairly high margins, high returns on invested capital, pristine balance sheets and relatively little exposure to the credit markets," said Evan McCulloch, manager of the Franklin Biotechnology Discovery fund.
After one week, a quasi-steady state was achieved where biofilm total cell numbers per unit surface area were not affected by fluctuations in the concentration of suspended cells.
Readings of hermetically sealed force transducers are affected by fluctuations in atmospheric pressure, and measured deflections vary when the ambient pressure changes quickly between two readings at zero force and at a certain force step.
