Scientists who study sea ice have blamed a combination of natural fluctuations and human-caused warming for the increased loss of ice, although some differ as to how much humans have contributed, Claire Parkinson, a senior scientist who studies climate at NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center, said in September.
Results are consistent with the possibility that transverse motions of cell microvilli might appear as a combination of subsecond fluctuations of about 67 nm amplitude superimposed with slower motion of 5 10 s period and submicrometer amplitude.
A combination of detrended fluctuation analysis of acquired signals and different classifiers, supervised and unsupervised, was performed.
Finally, for the first time, the behavior of 1/f noise for HOT nMOSFETs was investigated, and could be described by a unified model, i.e. a combination of carrier-number fluctuations and mobility fluctuations.
The acqua alta, as the seasonal flooding is known, is caused by a combination of high tides, fluctuations in atmospheric pressure and southeasterly winds.
Floodplain hydrology appears to have been controlled by a combination of water table fluctuations and changes in channel pattern/flow, both of which can be linked to RSL variations recorded in the Humber Estuary.
The electrical behavior of the composite formed by an MWCNT network embedded in PMMA is explained by a combination of Sheng's fluctuation induced tunneling and 1D variable range hopping models [20].
A slightly better correlation was obtained for a combination of scale and fluctuation amplitude, although all theoretical scales displayed moderate correlation, making the results somewhat inconclusive.
To elucidate the dynamics of dwarf male abundances within populations and how it influences for example the effective population size, data on genetic variation in combination with fluctuations of dwarf males on colony-level is needed.
This suggests a higher detection threshold of the msp1F3 PCR in combination with a lower influence of fluctuations in parasite density on detectability.
