Sentence examples for fluctuated reflecting from inspiring English sources

Peter C. Beutel, assistant director of Elders Futures Inc., said the market had "become a puppet on OPEC's string". In recent days oil prices fluctuated, reflecting whether a Geneva accord seemed imminent or did not seem imminent.

During the modern era of public health, attention to the natural and built environment has fluctuated, reflecting wider trends in biomedical thought and praxis (McMichael 2001; Porter 1999).

The market price of trills would fluctuate, reflecting the changing prospects for future G.D.P. growth, just as the market price of stocks reflects the changing prospects for future earnings growth.

Since Trump's election, U.S. commercial real estate pricing has fluctuated to reflect investors' uncertainty regarding the new administration's policies and the long length of the cycle.

With fewer regulations and subsidies, prices are able to fluctuate honestly reflecting the true desires of people.

sVEGFR-2 levels changed slowly without fluctuating, probably reflecting its longer circulation half-life (22 h).

Accordingly, within the thermoneutral zone, the skin temperature in these organs fluctuates widely, reflecting always changing vasomotor tone (Savage & Brengelmann 1996, Romanovsky et al. 2002).

The company also confirmed the service will run year round, though presumably driver numbers are likely to fluctuate to reflect seasonal demand.

It could also be expected that the presence of OPVs such as cowpox virus would fluctuate between years, reflecting the fluctuations of rodent populations, but we found no significant differences in prevalence between the years in this study.

During the stages of cancer progression, the tissue proteome fluctuates exquisitely reflecting a dynamism fundamental to the complexity of the process.

However, in tube wells, 69%% samples shows dominance of Na Cl while 31%% samples are Ca HCO3, reflecting fluctuating geochemical environment for the distribution of ions in the study area.