Sentence examples for low level fluctuations from inspiring English sources

One volunteer who received 20 µg AMA1+CPG was positive (1∶80) on Day 0 and continued to have low level fluctuations until the end of the study; RF and anti-dsDNA remained normal and this was considered not associated with vaccination.

Subsequently, four volunteers had ANAs of 1∶80 either at day of first vaccination, day of second vaccination, or early in their participation; all received three doses of vaccine as per protocol and all returned to normal, with some low level fluctuations.

Since February 2009, however, the oil price has experienced short-term low-level fluctuations and then rebounded continuously.

However, it also ensures that the low-level fluctuations in OCT4 and SOX2 protein levels needed for reprogramming are not easy to induce from endogenous genes.

However, our model suggests that under certain circumstances, amplification of low-level fluctuations in transcriptional status (transcriptional "noise") may be sufficient to trigger reactivation of the core pluripotency switch and reprogramming to a pluripotent state.

We counted any change in direction as such a flip, permitting us to capture any low-level fluctuation occurring in the Wiimote movement.

Residues within the membrane show a low level of fluctuation, while especially at the C-terminus, beginning with residue Asp26, the mobility of the residues strongly increases.

As shown in Figs. 11 and 12, the estimated RMSE of the proposed method is always in a low level with a small fluctuation and essentially the novel method has no competitor for λ 0 < 3.

The comparison is done only when the electric field magnitude exceeds 0.5 mV/m to eliminate times of low-level electric fluctuations.

kern-nulldelimiterspace} {left( {V times B} right)_{y} }}} right|) exceeds 0.5, i.e., the mismatch of E y and −(V × B) y exceeds 50%%; this criterion is applied only when the electric field magnitude exceeds 0.5 mV/m to eliminate times of low-level electric fluctuations.

This figure shows that only very low-level stochastic fluctuations in PG levels are needed to efficiently reprogram terminally differentiated cells to the pluripotent state.