An author particularly concerned with measuring permanent income free of yearly fluctuations may find that neighbourhood income provides a better measure.
Here we included in the analysis the endosymbiotic bacterium of aphid insects (Buchnera aphidicola), which lives in highly stable environments (i.e., devoid of fluctuations), among other free-living bacteria.
The performance of the system is free from fluctuation of ambient temperature, humidity and illumination level.
The desired steady state (the interested equilibrium point) is at x e (t) = [1.2359 × 10-3, 8.3645 × 10-4, 5.7666 × 10-1, 4.1583 × 10-1, 1.1664 × 10-2] T. If the gene regulatory system is free of intrinsic molecular fluctuations and extrinsic disturbances, i.e., W t) ≡ 0 and v t) ≡ 0, the time-profiles of regulatory system are shown in Fig. 6.
Thus, HbA1c provides an additional criterion for assessing glucose control that is free of the wide diurnal fluctuations that occur with blood glucose.
In the absence of fluctuation in 3500-Gauss magnetic field of free radical formation, we concluded that free radical formation was not observed in scaffolds after gamma sterilization at 25 kGy dose irradiation.
Contributions of various nozzle port angles and port widths and heights on the free surface fluctuation and the thickness of solidifying shell in slab mold were particularly investigated, based on which the structure of submerged entry nozzle was optimized.
The process of the cleavage of the nsp1 α from the pp1a polyprotein of PRRSV performed by the posttranslation might be free from the fluctuation of tRNA abundance pairing to the each codon position along the nsp1 α gene.
Free market fluctuation can also go the other way, as it did with huge price increases in May, caused by a surge in demand because of hot weather and higher prices for fossil fuels used to create electricity.
Allow for seven pounds of fluctuation.
