Sentence examples for exposure fluctuations from inspiring English sources
After must fermentation, anthocyanin stability in wines is threatened by a number of factors (light exposure, fluctuations in storage temperature, oxygen, enzymatic activities, etc).
In blood, cadmium concentrations are more dependent on daily exposure fluctuations, and blood cadmium is considered a marker of ongoing exposure (ATSDR 2008; Nordberg et al. 2007).
The rate of elimination of a biomarker can, under some nonsteady state conditions, decidedly influence how exposure fluctuations affect biomarker concentrations.
These exposure fluctuations cannot be easily captured by measuring a single or a limited number of pollutants at a given time and place or by exploring only one route of exposure [ 10].
K.K.R.'s high level of exposure to fluctuations in the market value of its portfolio investments is a risk for its shareholders.
The rationale, in large part, has been to distribute more of the production costs for EADS products, which are priced in dollars, outside the euro zone and reduce the group's exposure to fluctuations in the foreign-exchange rate.
Louisiana has all the textbook problems of a resource-extraction economy: a poor education system, poor infrastructure, an excessive dependence on taxing business, and a scary degree of exposure to fluctuations in commodity prices.
"However, Micron continues to face considerable exposure to fluctuations in the supply/demand balance in the commodity markets for DRAM and increasingly NAND flash," he said.
The real money in credit markets is made by integrating the group's activities and by selling the corporate clients credit derivatives designed to hedge their exposures against fluctuations in currency and interest rates.
The new law eliminates that limit, substituting a provision that the funds' exposure to currency fluctuations may not exceed 30percentt.
Volkswagen said its net income tumbled 68percentt in the first quarter because of its aging products and its exposure to currency fluctuations.
