Sentence examples for linked to the fluctuation from inspiring English sources

While the role of reproductive hormones in the risk of mood symptoms is unclear, psychological symptoms are postulated to be linked to the fluctuation, not absolute levels, of estradiol (Rubinow et al. 1998).

Regarding the energy system transformation, it seems necessary to pay more attention to the separation of functions of real 'peak load power plants' (especially combined cycle power plants and gas turbines) and the biomass-based CHP plants, whose operation is more linked to the fluctuation and seasonality of the heat demand.

The plasticity of lignin biosynthesis and cell wall architecture observed in compression wood have been linked to the fluctuation in abundance of several gene transcripts and proteins [ 43, 44].

Ms. Wilson, along with other administrators, said that the drop in enrollment had brought home the sobering reality that preschools are very much linked to the fluctuations of the real estate market.

The lag times for any one region vary slightly and may be linked to the fluctuations in the velocity of the ocean conveyor belt.

Geomagnetic disturbances are closely linked to the IMF fluctuations, both in magnitude and direction (Schwenn et al. 2005).

In 2005 the market's direction is to some degree linked to the daily fluctuations of oil, which is a puzzle unto itself.

While the impact of human activity on the aggradation of the alluvial plain is observed, the vertical dynamics of the valley bottom deposits seemingly were also linked to the hydroclimatic fluctuations during the LIA.

The fluctuation of the indium content in the ternary GaInSb layers across the sample is linked to the InAs thickness fluctuation and also affects the energy of the discussed transition between the confined states in the QW, which cannot be excluded in the final discussion.

There was also the issue of the tide, which can be quite strong because it is linked to the extreme tidal fluctuations of the Bay of Fundy, and the fact that the water was a biting 53 degrees.

We conclude that the onset of the Amazon River is coupled with Neogene Andean tectonism and that subsequent developments, both of river and biota, are closely linked to the Plio-Pleistocene climatic fluctuations.