Sentence examples for fluctuate rather than from inspiring English sources

First, he says, money market funds should be treated like other mutual funds — whose price can fluctuate — rather than as guaranteed stores of value, like bank accounts.

However, CEH is often characterized by a continuous headache with an intensity that might fluctuate rather than being a paroxysmal disorder [10, 14].

a) Filaments that are structurally polar need not only display treadmilling: 1) Actin filaments at steady state can be seen to fluctuate rather than treadmill.

European banks believed the rule, which would require companies to value financial instruments at their market value (which fluctuates) rather than at their historic cost (which is often zero), would have caused too much volatility in financial accounts.

The costumes, arguably, have fluctuated rather less over time than attitudes towards their wearer.

In general, therefore, molecular evolution takes place in a fluctuating rather than a static fitness landscape.

An effect of side was detected only in wing landmarks under limited conditions, suggesting that fluctuating rather than directional asymmetry is important.

These results also demonstrate that this effect depends on the form of environmental heterogeneity, with greater divergence when the pairs of resources fluctuated temporally rather than being presented simultaneously.

This is in agreement with other follow-up studies of posttraumatic stress symptoms [ 37, 46] and with the understanding that persons with enduring symptoms often experience a fluctuating course rather than a stable and consistent level of posttraumatic stress [ 47- 49].

It has recently been evidenced that such interactions occur in the context of fluctuating structures rather than being stable loops [ 18], and we previously showed that, in the absence of strong long-range locus-specific interactions, this underlying dynamics of the chromatin undergo constraints in gene-rich regions resulting in modulated contact frequencies over large genomic distances [ 4].

Due to the dynamic nature of the employer-based and Medicaid administrative claims databases used here, the annual values are most informative as snapshots providing a range of estimates among a fluctuating population, rather than indicative of trends in incidence or prevalence of myositis in the U.S. population.