Sentence examples for fluctuations that influence from inspiring English sources
Marine harvesters face significant livelihood challenges due to the impacts of climate change on marine ecosystems, and due to economic fluctuations that influence their incomes.
Intermittent rainfall events introduce significant transient fluctuations that influence the thermal conditions and moisture content around a buried cable both by increasing thermal conductivity of the soil and by increasing the moisture exposure of the cable insulation.
This noise component represents environmental fluctuations that influence all individuals in a similar way, for example, through resource availability or temperature, which affect the growth of many fish species, including Atlantic cod (Hansson et al. 1996).
For example, small-bodied predators are less prone to hunting, they exhibit high population fluctuations that may influence colonization and compensation for local extinction [12].
The establishment of this national carbon emissions trading market will help the carbon price to become more market-oriented, which will facilitate essential future research into the mechanisms of price fluctuation and the factors that influence the price of carbon emissions price in China (Zeng et al. 2017).
This was two hedge fund managers acting like excitable day traders or typical hedge fund managers alternately gloating and panicking about market fluctuations that were largely beyond their influence.
The results reported significant differences between the concentration of first morning and 24 h urine samples, and therefore the possibility that urinary biomarkers are influenced by circadian fluctuations that have not yet been well characterized.
The full effect of extrinsic noise should include "all" external stochastic effects that influence the cell, particularly the temporal fluctuations in the cellular kinetic conditions.
This normal fluctuation may be vulnerable to skewing by exposure to environmental factors that influence the transcriptional activity of DNMTs.
That influence remains strong.
