Sentence examples for generally fluctuations from inspiring English sources

Generally, fluctuations in GPS and LP measurements are very small (ROTI below 2 TECU/min) over middle latitudes.

Generally, fluctuations in pH values can be attributed to factors like removal of CO2 by photosynthesis through bicarbonate degradation, dilution of seawater by freshwater influx, reduction of salinity and temperature, and decomposition of organic matter.

Generally, fluctuations in pH values during different seasons of the year can be attributed to factors like removal of CO2 by photosynthesis through bicarbonate degradation, dilution of seawater by freshwater influx, reduction of salinity and temperature and decomposition of organic matter as stated by Upadhyay (1998), Rajasegar (2003), and Paramasivam and Kannan (2005).

Higher installation angles are associated with higher mean drag coefficients but generally lower fluctuations of the force coefficients.

Generally, volume fluctuations may be due to changes on needle tip diameters or depend on the viscosity of the cytoplasm of the injected cell [34].

Our finding that there is an increase in intrinsic long-range correlations in the first months of life suggests generally smoother fluctuations in temperature which might be due to the body's change in thermocapacity.

Generally, transcript fluctuations were consistent with the physiological status of the fruit.

These fluctuations generally stabilize by 6, but some changes still occur through adolescence and adulthood.

Just as in all other seas, these nutrients show seasonal fluctuations, generally with a rise in the spring, the phytoplankton blooming season.

This practice reflects a recognition that volume fluctuations generally originate outside the department and that the department head's responsibility is ordinarily limited to minimizing costs while meeting the delivery schedules imposed by higher management.

The graphs generally showed marked fluctuations over time, with no clear separation between the lines for treated and control colonies.