Sentence examples for does it fluctuate from inspiring English sources
(great except for this, or tired and worn out or.... How long have I been aware of this problem? What, if anything, have I already tried to treat this problem? What makes it better or worse? Does it fluctuate?
However, the number of Th17 cells seemed somehow to be fixed during the course of ITP as neither did it fluctuate after first-line therapies, nor did it differ between NR and R patients.
"I think the last week that I was monitored was a week when I didn't do as many steps as perhaps I had some of the other weeks… it does fluctuate a bit I would say, but that particular week was less than I would have done normally in a week".
That I'm a natural and that nobody in town can do it better?" Evans' frame fluctuates wildly in the film, as he goes from a 5'7, 120 pound kid to a massive, sci-fi creation of a man.
He wouldn't discuss the kind of voice search volume that Google sees, though he did acknowledge that it fluctuates widely depending on if a new voice-enabled feature has launched and if there has been recent coverage in the press.
The Assyrian Empire, though it did fluctuate in strength, had gone down finally over six hundred years before this scene is set.
She says: "If there is a downside, it is that the workflow and therefore your pay does fluctuate, but when it does dip I simply bid for more projects.
In contrast, apoptosis was significantly lower in HELUs (about 0.22%), and it did not fluctuate significantly with menopausal status, suggesting that estrogen regulation of apoptosis may be abnormal.
Notably however, once this new encapsulation state was established, it did not fluctuate during the course of the 2-year refrigerated storage (Table III).
