Sentence examples for fluctuate on from inspiring English sources
"fluctuate on" is not a correct phrase in written English
To use the concept of fluctuating in a sentence, you can use the phrase "fluctuate between" followed by two things that are or can be in contrast. For example: "The temperature in the room fluctuated between too hot and too cold throughout the night."
Td′-SSTs (°C) fluctuate on centennial-to-millennial timescale, indicating a strong and regular flow of the Kuroshio Kuroshio Extension and Tsushima Current during the Plio Pleistocene.
"The material properties will fluctuate on their own," he says, so "how does one attribute these fluctuations to the vacuum alone?" Moreover, Leitenstorfer's group is not the first to directly probe such fluctuations.
Casinos have lost once only once on the SuPointowl the laspreadsears, in 2008 when bettors gambled $92 million and casinos lost $2.57 million as the Giants beat New England, 17-14.
As the November election approaches in the United States, after what is sure to be one of America's most memorable campaigns, these numbers may fluctuate on both sides of the world.
One key assumption in developing the model is that the relative amounts of Tyrosine phosphorylation measured at each phosphorylation site for each time point constitute one sample from a statistical ensemble of possible phosphorylation states whose activities fluctuate on an interconnected network.
Hoiberg's emotions rarely seem to fluctuate on the sidelines.
Stocks fluctuated on more signs that the economy's slide was slowing.
Our weather, always unpredictable, is now fluctuating on a grand scale and becoming increasingly hard to forecast long-term.
New York City has fluctuated on the rigors of the threshold it uses to determine when a home is so dangerous that a child must be taken from it.
As the net tidal flow fluctuates on a weekly basis following the lunar cycle, nutrient input to the WLIS likely also fluctuates on a weekly basis.
Oil prices have fluctuated on Friday after Thursday's dramatic sell-off on the commodity markets.
