Sentence examples for fluctuation is likely from inspiring English sources
When a random membrane fluctuation brings the cell membrane in contact with the particle, this fluctuation is likely accepted due to energetically favorable ligand-receptor binding.
The unexpected temperature fluctuation was likely caused by both human error and equipment failure, University Hospitals has confirmed.
It is believed that considerable fluctuations is likely to occur in I estimates when a meta-analysis includes less than roughly 500 events and less than 15 trials [ 49].
The trends, Hennig found, are correlated: Patterns of fluctuations are likely to be repeated.
The combined effects of internal and external pressure fluctuations are likely to lead to significant peak loads on building components such as cladding.
These natural fluctuations are likely to be large enough to occasionally mask a decade or two of warming due to increasing levels of CO2, but not to negate the long-term trend.
This being the case, and if particle concentration is sufficiently high, the particle velocity fluctuations are likely to be nearly isotropic, and so they can be characterized by a single scalar parameter.
Introduction of stabilizing mutations that are known to fold AR 6 dampen the fluctuations of AR 5, indicating that the AR 5 fluctuations are likely due to weakened inter-repeat stabilization from AR 6. AR 1 also fluctuates somewhat at room temperature, suggesting that fluctuations are a general behavior of ARs at ends of AR domains.
Thus, these fluctuations are likely caused by other nonuniformities than the present simple model of different stress states on the faults.
One also expects to find cases in which the relevant quantum probabilities are not close to 0 or 1; in particular in a regime where classical analysis predicts chaos (positive Lyapunov exponents) quantum "fluctuations" are likely to be amplified.
Therefore, modelling techniques that do not incorporate the short-term weather fluctuations are likely to underestimate climate change implications.
