The streamflow fluctuates closely in accordance with precipitation.
Despite the wide range of answers, the number of estimated portions fluctuated closely above or below 1 for many foods, consistent with the concept of the unit bias effect (Geier et al., 2006).
The four monomers show a similar behaviour with their occupancy fluctuating closely around the tetramer average water occupancy (Fig. 4).
Metabolic produced heat is rapidly lost through the gills and the epidermis and consequently body temperature fluctuates closely with changes in the ambient water temperature [ 3].
Since the onset of the Sahara, at about 7 M.Y.A [2], its range has largely fluctuated following closely periodical climatic oscillations.
On further simulation, however, the cutting force increased and fluctuated, which was closely related to the deformation and reconstruction of the lattice as well as the generation of amorphous structural phase transition.
It can fluctuate rapidly if not watched closely, killing the fish.
Celebrity clothing brands are particularly volatile, because their success is closely tied to one person whose popularity can fluctuate violently.
Our body temperature is, like many rhythms, closely aligned around the 24-hour clock to fluctuate in set patterns -- we call these patterns circadian rhythms, from the Latin, circa, meaning around and diem, meaning day.
Moreover, unlike traditional ATP assays, AK levels are constant and do not fluctuate with metabolic state, providing a more reproducible, quantifiable signal which closely correlates with cell numbers.
