His importance fluctuated during the season, but another dip will affect competition for playing time.
For example, a Kalman filter would generate a predictive component whose importance could fluctuate [43] [45].
The possible importance of fluctuating levels of sex hormones as a risk factor for depression is underlined by the higher prevalence of premenstrual depression, antepartum or post-partum depression, and depression during the transition to menopause.
Then, too, Malta's importance in British eyes fluctuated: when, as in the late 1950s, nuclear deterrence was seen as the main arm of defence, the island's significance was negligible.
They also recognize that different types of information ranging from facts to opinions to preferences exist in any negotiation and that the importance of this data may fluctuate as the process unfolds.
Nevertheless, we provide here the first evidence for a fluctuating and contrasted importance of phylogeny vs climate adaptation in temperate tree signalling.
Over the past half century, the topic has fluctuated in how important the public views its importance.
However, if individual toxins (gene products) fluctuate in abundance and importance over short evolutionary time scales [ 50], evolutionary analysis of individual venom constituents may be misleading, as individual genes may experience different selective pressures from lineage to lineage.
The composition of colonising pneumococci fluctuates over time, indicating the importance of intraspecies competition in pneumococcal ecology [ 12, 13].
Since the frequency of sex fluctuates in a marriage, Meagan emphasizes the importance of knowing whether or not the non-sexual elements of a strong relationship are there to sustain it in the long run.
The behavior of sheet materials under conditions of constantly fluctuating stress or strain is of critical importance to the life body structure, whether of high or low frequency.
