Sentence examples for fluctuations raised from inspiring English sources

Recently, resting state networks (RSNs), representing brain regions of coherent BOLD fluctuations, raised major interest in the neuroscience community.

These fluctuations raise questions about the general utility of a single universal set of genes as internal controls.

This variation raises the possibility that the observed selective distribution of (TG/CA)n repeats might have arisen due to fluctuations in the local %(G+C) content of the genomic region as opposed to function.

The fact that an apparently distended ONS on sonography is less likely to correlate with high ICP as in the setting of acute fluctuation does raise the possibility that a delay in reversibility of ONS distension may be at least partly responsible.

His subsequent study of variations in consumer demand as a source of fluctuations in total demand raised some of the issues later treated by Keynes.

By arranging to buy a flat amount of 200 megawatts of electricity -- rain or shine, in mild weather and during heat waves -- the Suffolk agency would be sheltered from the sort of market fluctuations that can raise prices drastically during times of peak demand.

These dynamic fluctuations promote antibody aggregation.

Because Ms. Stewart rarely raised her voice, minute fluctuations in volume and timbre had the emotional impact of another singer's sighs and sobs.

The key feature is glycogen accumulation in the liver causing hepatomegaly and raised serum transaminases with wide fluctuations in both glucose and insulin levels.

This result raised the question of whether robustness against fluctuations in maternal gradients is necessary during early embryogenesis [8], [10], and whether stability of the Bcd gradient is essential for precise patterning.

With this new pile, soil around it can be cooled and the permafrost table can be raised by the convection of porous media under the natural temperature fluctuation.