Sentence examples for fluctuate approximately from inspiring English sources

Several geological indicators fluctuate approximately in time with these Heinrich events, but difficulties in precise dating and correlation make it difficult to tell whether the indicators precede or lag Heinrich events, or in some cases whether they are related at all.

Long-term trends of the identified modal properties were investigated in the time and frequency domains, and it was found that the identified modal properties of the Uldolmok tidal current power plant periodically fluctuated approximately twice a day and also twice a month, and also the identified modal properties were highly correlated with the tidal components M2 and M4.

In later phases, the NEE fluctuated approximately 0.0 ± 0.8 Mg C∙(ha∙yr)−1.

In the late successional stage, the NEE of the ridge forest fluctuated approximately 0.0 ± 0.2 Mg C∙(ha∙yr)−1 (Fig. 4d).

This result signifies that the fold-change data fluctuated approximately 20% in this study.

In contrast, the ultradian rhythm has a cycle whereby the serum testosterone concentration fluctuates approximately every 90 minutes.

During the heating up period, the power readings remained relatively constant at 2.4 kW while during the 'hydrolysis' stage, the power readings fluctuated approximately every 6 s between high (2.4 kW) and low (0.013 kW) readings.

Figure 2a shows that after the aluminum work piece material starts to deform plastically, i.e., that the cutting length is larger than 5 nm, both the tangential force and thrust force respectively fluctuate around stable values of approximately 136 and 57 nN until the cutting length reaches up to a value of 37 nm, after which the cutting tool approaches the end of the work piece.

The graph shows that the diffusion curves fluctuate around a value in the middle of 0 and 1 (approximately 0.6 in our case).

In contrast to this we found that the standardised mortality ratios per nth admission view class are approximately as predicted, fluctuating around 93. DHM-2008 demonstrates quite a fair goodness of fit for the nth admission view classes.

In previous work on rats, we have found that small differences in measurement style between weeks can cause estimates of testis volume to fluctuate by approximately 10% from week to week [ 5], and that use of running three-point point means reduces this source of measurement error [e.g. [ 36]].