Sentence examples for fluctuations in and from inspiring English sources

Following assessment of their measurement properties, they may be useful in clinical studies and clinical practice to measure fluctuations in, and the impact of, symptoms in patients with SLE.

Of course, this 'tendency' would have to be interpreted in a qualified sense: the same ergodic hypothesis would imply that the system cannot stay inside the equilibrium state forever and thus there would indeed be incessant fluctuations in and out of equilibrium.

Fluctuations in and out of the dysglycemic state are not uncommon before the onset of type 1 diabetes.

Spielberger state-trait anxiety inventory The Spielberger State-Trait Anxiety Inventory (STAI) [ 34] is comprised of two 20-item questionnaires that assess both temporary fluctuations in, and long-standing experience of anxiety symptoms.

FCCS data of problematic measurements, due to cell movements and focus drifts, were automatically identified and excluded based on the following criteria: (i) if in one or two of the channels the obtained counts-per-molecule is ≤215 Hz, to ensure sufficient signal from each particle for detecting its thermal fluctuations in and out the confocal volume.

Dialysis may induce transient hypotension, arterial hypoxemia, and fluctuations in electrolytes and cerebral water content.

Seasonal rhythms and fluctuations in innate and acquired immune responses have been documented in many species [ 52, 53].

It relies in part on fluctuations in risk and risk attitudes, and in part on behavioral biases and market frictions.

However, like the real data, the simulated data show considerable and smooth fluctuations in d̂S and d̂N, greater fluctuations in d̂S than in d̂N, and also windows with ω̂>1.

The original was made on a 78 r.p.m. recording marred by fluctuations in speed and audible clicks and pops.

Also, there are large fluctuations in daily and seasonal temperature and humidity regimes.