Sentence examples for frequent fluctuations from inspiring English sources

It was proposed that, for pipelines under CP, the generation of pits is highly possible due to the frequent fluctuations of the CP current/potential.

The frequent fluctuations are found for the MP series of BDS GEO satellites as the result of effect of code bias from both satellite side and ground side.

The disadvantage of the RPI is that it does not have a smoothing effect on the data when the injection pressure and rate have big and frequent fluctuations.

The lava level exhibited frequent fluctuations, with one notably abrupt drop on May 10, followed by a recovery in level by early June.

It reflects the dominance of frequent fluctuations in climate and is considered to be mainly a product of strong changes in temperature and related processes during the transitional times between mid to late Pleistocene warm and cold states.

To assess the effect of automated adjustment of the inspired oxygen fraction (FiO2) on arterial oxygen saturation (SpO2) and cerebral tissue oxygen saturation (SctO2) in very low birth weight infants with frequent fluctuations in oxygenation.

Considering the frequent fluctuation of international oil prices and China's rising dependence on oil imports, more attention has been paid to oil security since it significantly influences the China national economy and public life.

As mentioned by Bhardwaj and Fairhurst (2009), Jovanovic et al. (2014), Memic and Minhas (2011) and Cachon and Swinney (2011), frequent fluctuation of customer demand with smaller batch quantities and, short production and distribution lead-times, are the key characteristics of fast fashion apparels.

Notably, some patients had frequent fluctuation of Treg and NK during the treatment.

Frequent thermal fluctuations during the steady state operation phase were identified as one of the most influential factors for the creep fatigue damage of the steam turbine rotor.

These aliphatic complexes formed during coprecipitation may play an important, though often underestimated, role in C stabilization in soils experiencing frequent redox fluctuations and often characterized by elevated soluble Fe2+ and DOC concentrations.