Sprat and herring biomass has also fluctuated, in part because of fluctuation in the abundance of one of their predators, cod [23], [140], [141].
Also, as noted above, given that the selection coefficients associated with synonymous codon usage are near to the point where population size is crucial, given the inevitable fluctuations in populations over long periods of time, it seems very likely that the dominance of selection and mutation/drift has also fluctuated.
Stevenson's literary reputation has also fluctuated.
The total estimated cost of the projects has also fluctuated, Commander Flanders said.
That trend reflects in part that the annual growth in real G.D.P. per capita has also fluctuated around a gently declining trend line.
Alternatively, unexpectedly strong growth ought to be good news for equities, yet the stockmarket has also fluctuated wildly.Another potential explanation is that the markets have given up on rate cuts from the Federal Reserve this year.
If you look at the data here, you see that the taxable share of earnings has also fluctuated a lot with the business cycle — but if you look at business cycle peaks, there's a pretty strong downward trend, from 87.3 in 1979 to 82.6 in 2007.
The length of the route has also fluctuated, ranging from 921 mile in the weather-shortened 2003 race to 1023 mile in 1998.
Yet mammography rates have also fluctuated in recent years, meaning that some breast cancer cases may be going undetected, said Ahmedin Jemal, the strategic director for cancer surveillance at the American Cancer Society.
