Sentence examples for fluctuations which in from inspiring English sources
Mr. La Selva added to the effect with extreme tempo fluctuations, which in his hands were perfectly in keeping with the music, and he kept an energy going that might otherwise have lagged.
Rotational exchange of methyl groups leads to dipolar fluctuations which in turn contribute to NOE.
It consists of a piezo stack that produces mass fluctuations, which in turn can lead to net time-averaged thrusts.
This is reflected on the evolving shoreline and coastal depositional fluctuations which in part is related to phases of local sea level rise or fall.
Through learning with objective financial analyses, the state of learners' minds is expected not to be affected by news or market fluctuations, which in turn nurtures the students as rational investors.
Because PCA filters the main modes of collective motion from much more local fluctuations, which in many cases reflect the functions of proteins or nucleotides, PCA was also termed "essential dynamics".
It is, therefore, reasonable to expect that spike avalanches translate into fast voltage-fluctuations, which in turn generate precise spike outputs, thereby maintaining avalanche dynamics in the cortical microcircuit.
These stochastic events are triggered by transcriptional and translational fluctuation which, in turn, arises due to several factors such as random activation/repression of promoter, degradation of transcriptional and protein products, transcriptional and translational burst, feedback loops, etc. Figure 3 demonstrates various molecular events during gene expression.
The quantity of coenzyme NAD follows circadian fluctuations, which results in the regulation of SIRT1 in a circadian manner [ 20].
Cutting or disassembling parts of those networks can in turn increase filament fluctuations, which results in a shortening of their effective end-to-end distance and thereby leads to overall contraction.
It appears that smaller bodied species are more adaptable to environmental fluctuations which results in a larger niche breath or in the case of parasites a larger host range.
