Power systems have always faced fluctuations in demand.
When an industry faces fluctuation on the quantity of the returned products, adopting a dedicated CLSC would lead to a lower total cost.
Animals that routinely face high fluctuations in oxygen availability or consumption tend to have a general strategy for preventing oxidative damage that involves appropriate constitutive antioxidant capabilities [5].
In the face of fluctuations in BP, the cerebral vessels possess the ability to maintain an adequate perfusion pressure.
Abolishing the national pay scale for teachers would enable schools to "accommodate local market-facing pay fluctuations and any school specific issues that might affect the school's ability to attract and retain high quality teachers", the submission says.
Their premise was that the carbon dioxide changes that accompanied the most recent ice age, which peaked about 20,000 years ago, can help determine how the planet will behave when facing CO2 fluctuations in the future.
In the short-term, Sun faces unpredictable fluctuations as it changes its business model, Goldman said.
Plants are commonly faced with fluctuations in nutrient supply to the roots.
Moreover, the intestine faces daily fluctuations in perfusion, with higher blood and oxygen flow after food intake as compared to fasting levels [4].
The intestine faces daily fluctuations in blood flow and a steep oxygen gradient is present, extending from the highly vascularized and oxygenated subepithelial mucosa (4 8 %), across the epithelial and mucous layer (2 4 %), and into the severely oxygen-deficient lumen (<2 %).
