The phrase "and spikes in the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing fluctuations or increases in data, trends, or measurements, often in a scientific or analytical context.
Example: "The report highlighted the trends in temperature and spikes in the pollution levels over the past decade."
Alternatives: "and increases in the" or "and surges in the".
There's probably a doctoral thesis in the correlation between the release of special-effects-heavy, otherworldly movies and spikes in the conspiracy chatter out there.
Presumably the networks or their advisors had examined the dips and spikes in the ratings and concluded that when people of colour turn up, Australia tunes out.
Finally, this system has been validated experimentally by recording and electrically eliciting low-amplitude spontaneous rhythmic activity (both LFPs and spikes) in the developing mouse CNS.
Many new wind farms lie along the gusty Columbia River corridor, and their concentration means that changes in the wind can bring sudden dips and spikes in the power they generate.
Food security represents the convergence of several issues: droughts and floods caused by climate change, swings in the global economy that affect food prices, and spikes in the price of oil that increase transportation costs.
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All the sites used the same protein mixture and spike-ins, and followed the same standard operating procedure (SOP, refer to Supplementary Document in [6]).
And what about the jobs lost, and spike in the number of people living below the poverty line?
As a comparison, three blank blood spots, completely extracted and spiked in the extraction solvent with the same concentration were used.
A total of 1,331 probe sets have an increased concentration between the control and spike-in samples, 2,535 probe sets have equal concentration and the remaining 10,144 probe sets were empty on both the control and spike-in arrays.
In a message accompanying the stolen data, they bemoaned changing education laws in Europe and spikes in tuition fees in the United States.
