Sentence examples similar to because of certain fluctuations from inspiring English sources

The company reduced its full-year sales forecast by about $1 billion, to $53 billion, because of lower revenue for some products and also because of foreign-currency fluctuations.

Obviously, the waveform of r[n] still has certain fluctuation.

Because of fluctuations in certain control elements of the experimental apparatus (e.g. regulation of the confining cell pressure, the normal stress application, the test room temperature) and because of the complexity of their interactions and their impact on the measured parameters, no error calculations have been made concerning the data presented in this article.

Fourth, counsel the patient prior to testing about the qualitative nature of the information and that a single test result may change substantially in a certain subset of individuals because of biological fluctuations.

Additional RNA-seq data or other types of approaches will be required to clarify transcription in certain regions because of fluctuations in read coverage present in our data set.

Apple has stopped selling products on its Russian website because of massive fluctuations in the rouble.

This artificial clock displays noisy behaviour, possibly because of stochastic fluctuations of its components.

University leaders say they need more hiring flexibility because of enrollment fluctuations.

Eddington Bias: What you get because of statistical fluctuations in the measurement (Eddington 1913).

Paul Taylor, chief economist for the National Automobile Dealers Association, said that European cars might increase in price, but only because of dollar fluctuations.

International sales rose 9 percent, though 7 percentage points of that increase was because of currency fluctuations.