Sentence examples for geographical fluctuations from inspiring English sources

The genotypic distribution of norovirus strains showed temporal and geographical fluctuations [ 1– 3]; thus continuous monitoring is necessary to prevent and control the spread of norovirus outbreaks.

The molecular epidemiology of norovirus exhibits temporal and geographical fluctuations, and new variants of the GII.4 genotype emerge every 2-3 years to cause global epidemics of acute gastroenteritis.

Though built on different levels of detail, both commuting networks are expected to reproduce the geographical fluctuations observed in the mobility of the Italian population, with a percentage of commuters increasing from 15% in Southern Italy to 60% in Northern Italy.

Scientists' ability to determine the monarch's population status has been challenged by difficulties in monitoring populations accurately and by a limited knowledge of naturally occurring annual and geographical population fluctuations.

As a result of e.g. ancestral patterns of geographical establishment, fluctuations in a dog breed's popularity and extensive use of popular sires within a country, the genetic composition of a dog breed can change over time and between different geographical locations.

Geographical variation is huge.

The model accounts for diverse conversion technologies, feedstock seasonality and fluctuation, geographical diversity, biomass degradation, demand variation, government incentives and risk management.

Nokia's breadth and agility enables it to ride out fluctuations in geographical demand and product mix.

However, high shares of these variable renewable energies (VREs) challenge the power system considerably due to their temporal fluctuations and geographical dispersion.

In particular, geographical plant location, biomass price fluctuation and fuel demand variability severely constrain the economic viability of new ethanol facilities.

The other is the lack of demographic size fluctuations in this species in both geographical regions.