Sentence examples for greatest fluctuation from inspiring English sources

The shallow water table in the study area responds dynamically to precipitation events with the greatest fluctuation in an enclosed moraine lake basin with a perched aquifer underlain by ice and in a zone of outwash fans proximal to the ice margin.

However, the CTD with the greatest threshold variation- the uniform distribution- produced the lowest stimulus per site, but the greatest fluctuation amplitude (Figure 10).

Abscess drainage was performed by two parallel incisions of the skin at 2 cm and 4 cm from the costal margin, followed by dissection of the subcutaneous tissue and the fascia of each flank, directly over each abscess at the point of greatest fluctuation.

The greatest fluctuations are in the north, where frost occasionally occurs in December at higher elevations; conversely, maritime influences moderate the climate in the south.

The greatest fluctuations in FPG over time were observed in subjects receiving albiglutide 100 mg monthly (Fig. 1 C).

In addition, seeds and seedlings inhabit the top 2 cm of soil, which will experience the greatest fluctuations in both salinity and moisture level.

Barua et al. (2008) further characterized geographically based variation among genotypes of C. album in Hsp60, Hsp70 and small Hsp expression, a finding that expression was greatest in genotypes from habitats that were subject to the greatest fluctuations in temperature.

Many genes showed bi-phasic expression profiles with abrupt changes between 5 and 10 dpi (the copepod-chalimus transitions); the greatest fluctuations (up- and down-regulation) were seen in a large group of secretory splenic proteases with unknown roles.

Of all the tissues analyzed, cerebellum showed the greatest fluctuations in relative fragment yield along the chromosome, perhaps reflecting gross variation in the density of brain-expressed genes across the chromosome.

It is also notable that while England exhibits the least variation in organ donation over the last two decades, Scotland shows an overall decrease in donation with trends in Wales and Northern Ireland varying from year to year, with the greatest fluctuations in the latter.

Our studies indicate dramatic changes in the expression of multiple genes during aging with some of the greatest fluctuations represented by adipogenic and osteogenic markers, growth factors and cell cycle regulator genes.