Sentence examples for fluctuation across time from inspiring English sources

Stability is only known in terms of movement in and out of "clinical caseness" (score ≥ 19) which showed considerable fluctuation across time for both anxiety and depression [ 22].

As shown in Table  5, the different motivational subtypes did not show significant fluctuation across time (the symptomatic/disorganized group showed a decrease at the trend level, p < .10).10

The endogenous circadian pacemaker imparts a scale-invariant pattern of heart rate fluctuations across time scales spanning minutes to 24 hours.

These analyses are based on the evaluation of time-series fluctuations across time intervals of increasing size, and were originally introduced in the study of fractals.

Thus, the similar modular structure indicates that the regions within the same brain system not only have coherent spontaneous fluctuations across time, but also exhibit similar temporal connectivity patterns with the other brain regions, which could due to that the regions are associated with similar brain functions or have structural connections.

There was a strongly significant effect of year of investigation indicating a change in SRH, in women towards lower levels over calendar time, in men with fluctuations across time.

All of the mobile phone self-report scales showed instability (ie fluctuations) across time as shown by high within subject MSSD and SD scores, suggesting that they were sensitive to subtle shifts in symptomatology.

This fluctuation across early time points was lower during exenatide infusion, likely due to the antihyperglycaemic effect of exenatide to blunt post-prandial rises in glucose concentrations in healthy subjects.

The rate of growth in fluctuation magnitude across time-scales is indexed by the slope of this function (plotted on a log-log scale), known as the α-value, which is an index of long-range autocorrelations in time-series.

A time series characterized by fluctuations across fewer time scales would yield a steeper slope, i.e. a larger α-value, indicating a less complex system.

Other businesses are be-ing built from scratch entirely around VoIP, because it allows them to respond flexibly to fluctuations in demand across time and space.