Sentence examples for because of fluctuations from inspiring English sources

Our results provide additional support for this interaction and our sensitive Wnt reporter suggests that under self-renewal conditions the activity of Tcf3 fluctuates across the population, probably because of fluctuations in the concentration of β-catenin.

Other stakes, mostly in European companies, declined in part because of fluctuations in foreign exchange rates.

Mining began in 1905 but was intermittent because of fluctuations in the price of tin.

Because of fluctuations in hiring, a low point of 34,624 officers is projected for the end of June.

Perhaps everything exists because of fluctuations in quantum particles, or because an initial zero separated itself into +1 and -1, forming matter and antimatter.

Mr. Irwin said experience in Canada showed that it was difficult to maintain computers mounted in the elevator cabs because of fluctuations in electric power, uneven temperatures and dirt.

Sprat and herring biomass has also fluctuated, in part because of fluctuation in the abundance of one of their predators, cod [23], [140], [141].

The second problem is associated with large electron beam energy spread because of fluctuation of Compton generation.

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.

That is, CO2 drives a relatively steady warming (on these time scales), but the actual rate of warming experienced fluctuates about that 'steady' rate because of natural fluctuations in ocean circulation.

The user capacity performance of all schemes fluctuate with the active user density mainly because of the fluctuations of the number of users per cell.