Sentence examples for can be fluctuated from inspiring English sources

Because of human movement, RSSI can be fluctuated temporally.

It was found that groundwater can be fluctuated by a variety of disturbances.

As for biomass power plants, however, a major risk is an input biomass price, which can be fluctuated according to season and availability in the area where the project is located.

Electron beam current emitted from CNT emitters can be fluctuated or degraded because CNTs are damaged by the back bombardment of ions produced from the residual gas[10, 11] or CNTs are structurally deformed due to excessive Joule heating[12, 13].

As is schematically shown in Figure 1B, even for the same total amount of administered IgG, the amount of IgG that is available to specific shape space areas can be fluctuating from treatment to treatment.

As can be seen in Fig. 8, the oil production rate is fluctuated and this can be explained by the following: At the beginning of the production process, the water produced from the fracture and then the matrix starts to feed the fracture with water.

Host resistance to infection with N. whitei has been shown to be a complex trait [ 32], and one could imagine that some components of resistance can be under fluctuating selection, while others are under directional selection.

Since a relationship of the two symptoms over time can only be detected, if symptoms are fluctuating, the result is confounded by the existence of symptom fluctuations.

A common problem when doing research among older adults is that their health status is fluctuating, and this can have a negative effect on the results, 51 but a fluctuating health state can also hide potential effects of the intervention.

Yield management assumes that airline seats are perishable and can be marked at fluctuating prices based on calculations for demand, starting months in advance and continuing until the time the plane takes off.

The obtained conformation explained the three dimensional structure of protein, which can be changed without fluctuating covalent bonds.