Biofuel policies were developed in a multi-stakeholder context (public, private, local, national, foreign, international…) with the involvement of these actors fluctuating during different stages of the policy making process.
When Emerson googled her symptoms, she found other women linking similar anxiety to perimenopause -- the stage of fluctuating hormones before the menstrual cycle ceases.
Although the number of ramets in each life history stage and the proportion of each stage fluctuated from year to year, juvenile and non-flowering plants made up the greatest proportion of the T. recurvatum population over the nine observed years between 1990 and 2007.
Theatrical framing devices are everywhere, from book bindings to doll's houses to miniature stages and fluctuating screen ratios, with chapter headings a recurrent feature.
This is because of the variable nature of their characteristics and fluctuating value at different stages of the trafficking process.
Additionally, studies that examine human breast cancer tissue indicate that Cx43 expression patterns fluctuate with cancer stage [ 14- 19] 19].
Our clinical experience teaches us that the psychosocial difficulties of persons with brain disorders fluctuate with the stage of the disease, not infrequently over short periods of time.
In general, our observations show that the miR166 level fluctuates when various developmental stages are compared.
Similarly, in the pituitary gland, we found the expression of Cdkl5 and Mecp2 to fluctuate during embryonic stages, while Foxg1 displayed high expression during embryonic stages with lowest expression in adult.
The tremor observed at this stage had unclear and fluctuating harmonic modes.
