Sentence examples for fluctuating proportions from inspiring English sources

Alert to the cultural value of iconic figures from Lord Byron to Eric Clapton, he also offers a stimulating assessment of how celebrity has, historically, involved fluctuating proportions of knowability and remoteness.

When the common stock appreciates above the conversion price, the convertible bond will fluctuate in proportion to the stock.

For separate loci type, the proportions fluctuated within a narrow range among most species (Supplementary Table S1).

Folding efficiency increased slightly from the 3- to 12-minute chase by removal of more non-monomers than monomers, and as the monomer and non-monomer proportions fluctuated, the level of 35S-proinsulin decreased 7% (Fig. 4A, C; Table S12).

A high proportion of non-recommended regimens were prescribed including doxycycline, azithromycin and other macrolides (erythromycin, clarithromycin), and penicillin; this proportion fluctuated, decreasing from 67% in 2000 to 39% in 2004, after which it increased to 65% in 2011 p=0.3044).

5, 6 A small proportion of patients demonstrate fluctuating anti-JCV antibody status over time, and the risk of PML in these patients is unclear.

Assessment of cluster stability showed that a considerable proportion of patients in the "fluctuating" group changed their classification over time.

The excess proportion of male births also remained relatively stable, fluctuating between 102.9 and 105.5% of the female births.

But, the authors add, the impact of society can greatly modify how aggressive humans are, with the proportion of human deaths due to people fighting between themselves fluctuating over mankind's history.

A It's fluctuating.

Then it began fluctuating.