Sentence examples for key fluctuations from inspiring English sources
Furthermore the T-pad analysis results helped in identifying the key fluctuations and conformational transitions using the intrinsic properties of the residues present in the domain region of the proteins thus specifying their crucial role towards molecular recognition.
Mukerji says that margins have fallen last year not because of acquisitions but due to other factors like a slowdown in some of his key businesses, currency fluctuations as well as timing of some big investments.
Both practices produce fluctuations in key measures that track red blood cell function.
Its not actual events that move the market; rather, the key determinant of stock fluctuations is whether events have already been anticipated and baked into stock prices.
It is observed that payback periods are typically long and the project is subject to large fluctuations in key variables, such as oil and gas price, and the cost of services during the producing life of the asset.
The present work serves as an extension of earlier derivations of boundary integral equation statements based on the perturbation approach by removing the assumption of small fluctuations of key medium properties about their mean values.
The current findings support the view that mothers appear to demonstrate stable levels of stress and FQoL despite fluctuations in key child variables and a reduction in supports, across age, highlighting the ongoing nature of maternal needs and heightened levels of child symptomatology during adolescence.
Cellular fluctuations play key roles in all, either in the initial allosteric event or in subsequent binding events.
The manufacturing process is influenced by the fluctuation of key process parameters with time.
These tunable sensors allow robust and sensitive in situ quantitative lipid imaging in mammalian cells, providing new insight into the spatiotemporal dynamics and fluctuation of key signaling lipids.
A key clinical implication is that fluctuations in the CSF formation rate--which increase the fluctuations in ICP should be minimized to lower the patient's risk.
