Sentence examples for broad fluctuations from inspiring English sources

Such a coordinated sequence is particularly apparent in the case of birds migrating from the northern Arctic regions to tropical winter regions; both life zones are characterized by broad fluctuations in productivity.

It is also noteworthy that in healthy subjects the variation of specific titers was quite low, while in the diseased subjects very broad fluctuations of the corresponding parameters were observed.

The same experiments found broad fluctuations for the binary complex (FDH azide mimics inactive states with no NAD+), suggesting that the restricted dynamics are a feature of the TS.

Analyses of air transportation data have shown the presence of large variability in the number of connections per airport, and of broad fluctuations in the traffic handled by each airport or flowing on a given connection between origin and destination [ 15, 16].

In fact, as reported in other studies [ 23, 29, 31, 42, 43], such distributions can often be modeled as negative binomial distributions, which can account for the broad fluctuations of contact durations as well as for the comparatively high fraction of missing links across the chosen classes.

Although we have observed that insulin-dependent and non-insulin-dependent diabetic patients can have broad fluctuations in finger-stick blood glucose measurements (exceeding 400 mg/dL) for several days following an S-A or G-H injection, published data on this issue are contradictory [ 38, 39].

This suggests miRNAs must work collectively to modulate gene expression; otherwise, the broader fluctuations in abundance would feed forward to the mRNA levels.

(c, d) Mean values of individual stacks showing influence of intensity threshold on absorption spectra from data with consistent beam intensity (c) or broad intensity fluctuations (d).

The endangered coastal dune ecosystem of the northeastern United States consists of extreme abiotic conditions including frequent exposure to high levels of salinity, wind, erosion, and broad temperature fluctuations (McLachlan, 1991).

With their quality-weighted entrepreneurial index, which does a good job of tracking broader economic fluctuations, they find no evidence of a decline in American entrepreneurship.

A novel feature of the present study is the presence of high levels of broad band freestream fluctuations.