Sentence examples for contributing to the jitters from inspiring English sources
But that plan too seems to be contributing to the jitters that are driving Colombians abroad.
The uncertain outcome of the election may also be contributing to the jitters: measures of expected volatility in the currency remain high.
For men in cities like New York, experts said, the acceleration of dating rhythms -- fueled by the ease of social introductions through work, friends and the frenetic marketplace of online dating -- can contribute to the jitters.
Hence, introducing phase jitter during tACS did not disrupt the α-aftereffect, which speaks against prolonged entrainment echoes contributing to the aftereffects.
High crude oil costs have certainly contributed to the rising prices, but so have jitters among fuel traders and service station owners who note that stocks of gasoline are below the historically low levels the country had last year.
Thus the proposed improvement will not only contribute to the SFRT, but also minimize nuisance trips, as the jitter will be dramatically improved.
Fears that oil supplies might be jeopardised by any confrontation with Iran contributed to market jitters.
Diminished inhibitory transmission may also contribute to temporal jitter to acoustic cues; for example, both the excitatory synaptic and spike precision are compromised at auditory nerve bushy cell synapses in the cochlear nucleus of early-onset hearing-impaired mice (Wang and Manis 2005).
The sudden appearance of thousands of protesters evidently contributed to a case of jitters among some circles in Iran's jigsaw puzzle of a government.
Argentina's continuing financial crisis has also contributed to Wall Street's jitters, helping to overshadow a batch of better-than-expected economic data, including a report that United States manufacturing activity fell at a slower pace last month.
On the other hand, immature neurons have slower membrane time constant (Mongiat et al., 2009) that could also contribute to their higher spiking jitter.
