The phrase "and random changes in" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing variations or fluctuations in a particular context, such as scientific research, data analysis, or behavioral studies.
Example: "The experiment showed a correlation between temperature fluctuations and random changes in the behavior of the subjects."
Alternatives: "and unpredictable variations in" or "and arbitrary alterations in".
The specification gives a generic definition of how the electrical power should respond to step, ramp and random changes in frequency.
However, the quasi-steady theory ignores the contributions to Cp∨ and Cprms from random vortex motion and random changes in vortex strength.
This pattern arises from frequent and random changes in the direction of granule movements.
One possibility is that these boom-bust cycles are the equivalent of annual population bottlenecks, which are expected to result in reduced genetic diversity and random changes in allele frequencies over time due to the genetic drift inherent in small populations [30] [32].
Data at the center of the plot represent only small and random changes in CO and hence were excluded from the analysis (exclusion zone).
The low values of Spearman coefficients for duration traits were a clear indication of strong and random changes in genotype ranking between environments (Table 3).
It is demonstrated that the tapered tube with a diameter of 5.5 mm was particularly useful to enrich the coal particles in laser focus spot as well as to reduce the influence of air breakdown and random changes of plasma in the experiment.
For thresholds resulting from non-linearity in developmental responses, small and often random changes in genetic and environmental factors can have large effects on penetrance when individuals or inbred populations are near the threshold, whereas away from trait thresholds even large effects are buffered.
In "Arirang — We Go Beyond the Crossroad," which is named after a Korean folk song, Ms. Chung stirs up an emotional pot of disorientation and agitation: this dance, with its frequent spurts of gestures and random changes of direction, is in constant danger of boiling over.
Most scientists think that Earth's magnetic field is produced by electric current generated by chaotic eddies in the molten iron of Earth's outer core and that random changes in the eddies cause the reversals.
In these cases, genetic variability can be substantially reduced through inbreeding (mating between close relatives) and genetic drift (random changes in gene frequencies).
