Sentence examples for greatly fluctuated from inspiring English sources

The popularity of the Cleveland Bay has greatly fluctuated since it was first imported to the United States in the early 19th century.

However, the RNAP II profile greatly fluctuated between high-usage alternative polyA sites and low-usage sites.

The availability and price of swans greatly fluctuates every year, and each annual PNC list factors in the final gift total both with and without the swans.

I expect him to bounce back, as even during a down year during his first season in Washington he nearly went 20-20, and players with his profile – high K and high FB rates – typically have greatly fluctuating batting averages yearly.

Based on these results, Chaetomorpha sp. can easily grow, survive and monopolize in stagnant waters where the salinity and temperature greatly fluctuate because of their euryhaline and eurythermal nature as well as their high growth rate.

Subjects younger than 15 years of age were also excluded on the basis that the phenotypic characteristics of these subjects would greatly fluctuate based on age during the adolescent period.

The relative values did not greatly fluctuate over time, showing that the tamoxifen treatment per se did not influence the BDNF expression levels in the tested organs and cell types (Fig.  1a).

In an ultra-dense 5G network, a single cell can only serve limited number of users, and the traffic of each cell varies greatly and fluctuates dynamically, which makes the fixed time division duplex (TDD) frame configuration strategy cannot meet the needs of different cells in different time periods.

Mazzini's reputation has fluctuated greatly.

In recent years, though, demand for public courses has fluctuated greatly.

(In inflation-adjusted terms, though, the prize has fluctuated greatly over the years).