Sentence examples for fluctuating at from inspiring English sources

Other economists have spoken of a higher "natural rate" of unemployment, where nobody stays out of work for long, with joblessness fluctuating at between 5% and 6%.

The stripe order in Fe island responds to the external field as an effective magnetic moment, which is thermally fluctuating at a given measurement temperature.

In China, the ratio of central fiscal expenditures to government expenditures was rather low, fluctuating at the rate of 20%, which was one of the lowest in the world (Li 2010; Lou 2013).

As can be observed, the Chhabdi Khola river basin is an area largely covered by (open and closed) forest (fluctuating at around a little over 60% of the total area from 1990 to 2015).

In the natural stands, the populations were fluctuating at levels below the carrying capacity of the habitat because some plants are less utilized by the beetles.

In this reviewer's opinion, it would behoove the authors to include a third possibility that MreB filaments are fluctuating at steady state, growing and shrinking.

However, there is an unresolved issue in this setting — the random fluctuations assumed by GC are serially independent (show no temporal correlations and fluctuate at very fast timescales).

He noted, however, that cash flow has fluctuated at about $100 million for the last several years.

Stocks fluctuated at times Friday, as investors weighed seemingly contradictory readings on the economy.

And they fluctuated at least as much (probably more!) than Intrade.

Dark matter seems to fluctuate at frequencies that are not structural, nor even cyclical.