Sentence examples for extraordinary fluctuations from inspiring English sources
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The Kit-ke-Jerav and Yishkuk Glaciers seem to have experienced extraordinary fluctuations in historical and recent times.
These episodes suggest an association between extraordinary perioperative fluctuations of the host immunity and viral clearance.
Subantarctic fur seals are more susceptible to higher-than-ordinary temperatures compared to lower temperatures [15 ]and, furthermore, extraordinary temperature fluctuations would presumably not cause gender-biased mortality.
BP may be one of the world's biggest dividend payers, but pension funds are likely to curse disappointing growth in the long term more than a short-term cut to the dividend to cope with extraordinary oil-price fluctuations.
Because Japan already has one of the highest suicide rates in developed world — over thirty thousand per year for thirteen years in a row — the subject is a national issue, and researchers track the fluctuations with extraordinary precision: an increase last year in the number of child caretakers who killed themselves; a jump in the suicide rate of the unemployed.
Because Japan already has one of the highest suicide rates in developed world over thirty thousand per year for thirteen years in a row the subject is a national issue, and researchers track the fluctuations with extraordinary precision: an increase last year in the number of child caretakers who killed themselves; a jump in the suicide rate of the unemployed.
Second, they possess extraordinary capacity to endure fluctuations in temperature, pH and other environmental parameters [12, 40].
The people behind these businesses endlessly adjust what and how they produce in response to extraordinary (often local) competition and fluctuations in demand.
Mere fluctuations in value during the process of governmental decisionmaking, absent extraordinary delay, are "incidents of ownership.
