Sentence examples for fluctuate almost from inspiring English sources

More homeowners are resorting to freer credit from non-banks, or using them as a stopgap when interest rates fluctuate (almost all home loans are variable).

In both, the GWL and the salinity in the FSI fluctuate almost simultaneously, while the hydraulic head in the FSI reacts faster to sea level fluctuations.

No clear trend seems visible from the last birth estimates up to year 2004: SRB values seem to fluctuate almost randomly within the 104 109 range.

The BDE background contamination levels fluctuate almost daily, as determined from the reagent blanks; therefore, we subtracted this value from the spike, the SRM, and the tissue samples on a batch-to-batch basis.

When the country's currency crisis reached its most chaotic period, people drove around with trunks filled with notes – they were worth almost nothing and, worse still, the rates fluctuated almost constantly.

Closer analysis of our case revealed that, compared with PACO, APCO apparently fluctuated almost in accordance with the change in ABP, with an approximate 5-min delay between 12 30 and 12 55.

Cross-correlation functions (CCFs) between average membrane potentials across excitatory and inhibitory populations confirm that in IF IF networks inhibitory neurons' membranes responded passively to the excitatory entrainment with a delay on the order of ∼8 12 ms (Fig.  4 C, left), while in IF RES networks the membranes of the two populations fluctuated almost in synchrony (Fig.  4 C, right).

Although the fault parameters fluctuate slightly, almost all earthquakes occur on the upper boundary of the subducting PH plate.

Thus in the absence of competition, and in the absence of meaningful benchmarks, or transparency of prior transactions, the price can fluctuate wildly: almost indiscriminately.

Unlike in rebel-held areas, where the price of bread has skyrocketed, and fluctuates almost like a currency, the state-run bakeries still sell eight flat loaves for fifteen Syrian pounds, despite the depreciation of the pound.

Further, for the datasets we analyzed, our heuristic rule for selecting a 1 typically provided a value that was within 30% of the value a* while our heuristic rules for r 1 and k 1 fluctuated from almost the same to twice as large as the corresponding MSHC values in the case of k-LoCoH, and from 1/3 to 3 times less than corresponding MSHC values in the case of r-LoCoH.