Sentence examples for fluctuating periods from inspiring English sources
The spatial configurations and fluctuating periods of external source currents in the magnetosphere and ionosphere, the conductivity distribution features inside the Earth, and the locations of magnetic probes are all key elements for the measurement of induction effects within the Earth (Mareschal 1986).
Systemic Lupus Erythematosus (SLE) is characterised by fluctuating periods of minimal disease activity and 'flare'flare
Bipolar disorder is a severe psychiatric illness that is characterised by fluctuating periods of depression and hypomania/mania.
A number of other studies in different tumour lines reported fluctuating periods between 20 and 60 min (Dewhirst et al, 1996; Hill et al, 1996; Kimura et al, 1996).
Buffalo Gap's climate is semiarid, with fluctuating periods of precipitation and drought.
The effect of inclination angle was more pronounced in the fluctuating period.
The evaluation of the recovery and the decreasing rates of fluid pressure using real observations is interesting because these rates may govern the fluctuating recurrence periods of the Tokai SSEs.
But fast forward to the infancy of a new millennium, and these places exist in a strange purgatory, fluctuating between periods of disarray and regeneration: closed-down pubs and gastronomic renaissances, arts council initiatives and heroin epidemics.
However, in MS and other autoimmune diseases the predominant behavior is fluctuating, with periods of T-cell activation and tissue damage followed by deactivation and repair.
While data on amphetamine-type stimulants exist in some countries (eg, the UK), this class of drugs was not included given inconsistent data collection and classification, and fluctuating surveillance periods and overall data quality.
The size of the fund could fluctuate over periods of time, but at any given moment the amount was fixed, and the average wage could be determined simply by dividing the value of this fund by the number of workers.
