Sentence examples for fluctuations in availability from inspiring English sources

Balancing fluctuations in availability and requirements of metabolic energy is important for life.

Importantly, the link between metabolic elaboration and dietary robustness does not depend crucially on fluctuations in availability of different dietary carotenoids in environment, but rather refers to the fact that these compounds are external to the organism and thus have different evolutionary dynamic.

Within a single inferred glacial/interglacial cycle, lithological data indicate significant fluctuations in water availability tracked by changes in palynofloral and megafloral taxa.

This chapter will summarize current knowledge on the role of sensing and signaling pathways in coordinating local and systemic responses to environmental fluctuations in macronutrient availability.

It is reported that the electricity production in Nigeria as of the end of 2010 is less than 4,000 MW due to fluctuations in the availability and maintenance of production sources, leading to a shortfall in supply [2].

The purpose of this research was to simulate cattail harvest from surface water retention systems to determine their ability to provide suitable growing conditions with annual fluctuations in water availability.

Research at various fronts to unravel the complexities of the neurobiology of leptin is surveyed to provide a comprehensive account of the neural and metabolic effects of environmentally imposed fluctuations in leptin availability at brain sites and the outcome of newer technology to restore leptin signaling in a site-specific manner.

Unlike other hirundines, these birds feed close to their breeding sites, and may be locally vulnerable to fluctuations in insect availability.

However, birds should maintain sufficient body reserves to anticipate fluctuations in food availability [47], [58].

Models tailored to incorporate organism-specific temporal scales are important when modelling species which respond to fluctuations in resource availability following short-term weather events.

Animals that routinely face high fluctuations in oxygen availability or consumption tend to have a general strategy for preventing oxidative damage that involves appropriate constitutive antioxidant capabilities [5].