Sentence examples for fluctuation should be from inspiring English sources
The variable response of the different agricultural practices to climate fluctuation should be included in future research in order to evaluate the response of biogeochemical cycling and organic matter dynamics to predicted future climate change.
The fractional fluctuation should be small or |ξ(r)| ≪ 1 and 〈ξ(r)〉 = 0, where the symbol 〈〉 denotes the statistical ensemble average.
Such a month-to-month fluctuation should be kept in perspective given the relatively small sample size, but the stubbornly high number of unwilling part-timers underscores one lingering problem of the economic recovery: even though they're better off than the jobless, too many of the employed aren't as employed as they'd like to be.
This result clearly shows that the contact resistance which generates additional random fluctuation should be considered to properly estimate the noise characteristics of small-scale devices.
In this study, SMBG results were clustered by euglycemia, hyperglycemia, hypoglycemia, and glycemic fluctuation, which supports the view that glycemic variability and fluctuation should be accounted for in the evaluation of SMBG.
Dr. Ng's theory says the combined effects of those fluctuations should be detectable.
When these assumptions are valid, risk is usually low, because large stock market fluctuations should be extremely rare.
This asymmetry of fluctuations should be taken into account during modern theoretical analysis and simulations.
Furthermore, coal exploitation and utilization should be planned scientifically, the trend of the coal market and price fluctuations should be analyzed, and the appropriate tax rate should be formulated.
Uncertainties such as process steam power demand changes and electricity price fluctuations should be included in the system optimization to eliminate as much as possible the production loss caused by steam power deficits due to uncertainties.
The paper's chief result, however, is theoretical: The researchers establish a lower bound on the rate at which an analog signal with wide voltage fluctuations should be measured, or "sampled," in order to ensure that it can be accurately digitized.
