In brief, we observed a prodromal disease phase beginning at about 300 days of life with fluctuations in rotarod performance and, beginning at around 350 days of life, a failure to gain body weight [ 5].
Wrong prescription of 1/2 tablets usually does not cause significant patient harm, since, for many drugs, especially those with a wide therapeutic range and a long half-life, dose fluctuations are unlikely to be clinically significant.
Chemokines as biomarkers are challenged by their stability, half-life, level fluctuation with use of different anticoagulants, and their low concentrations [ 83].
In the female life cycle, hormonal fluctuations may result in impaired verbal efficiency and vocal worsening during the premenstrual phase.
In the case of the history of life these periodic fluctuations would be of interest because they reveal periodic processes that effect evolution and extinction, or measures of them, over long time scales, superimposed over the long-term growth of biodiversity.
They find that rapid diffusion in a large lattice inhibits the non-life to life transition because fluctuations are smaller.
In HD patients, red blood cells have a short circulating half-life, due to fluctuations in erythropoietin levels, and this is a component of variability in Hb levels [ 24].
Property and casualty insurers tend to be somewhat less vulnerable to investment fluctuations than life insurers, but they are also showing signs of strain.
"Fluctuations in life expectancy at older ages have occurred in the last 30 years and despite this the trend analysis shows that the overall trend has been upwards," PHE's report said.
Each one eventually led me back to bingeing, and I was pretty lost in a life of hellish weight fluctuations.
