Sentence examples for marked oscillation from inspiring English sources

A marked oscillation of data around a global average suggests that there are periods with milder and others with more rigorous evaluations, as well as the absence of a steady teaching pattern.

To gain further insights on the role of CR1 in CSCs, we monitored its expression in colon tumor spheroids over time and we found a marked oscillation of CR1 surface levels, which fluctuated between ~1 and 60% with a rough sinusoidal distribution.

Climatic variations in the Vistula basin cause a diversity in runoff and hence marked oscillations in the water level of the river, which averages 12 feet in the upper, 25 feet in the middle, and up to 33 feet in the lower reaches.

Actually, marked oscillations of thermohydrometric parameters represent a serious risk for the long-term preservation of frescoes.

In tissues that rapidly regenerate after just such injuries, for example, the olfactory epithelium and the liver, such large swings in terminal cell number are not observed [ 18, 19] although, interestingly, marked oscillations in terminal cell numbers do happen in some tissues [ 29], as well as in a variety of pathological conditions [ 30- 33].

Furthermore, and in sharp contrast with Fbxl3, Fbxl21 is highly expressed within the suprachiasmatic nuclei, site of the master clock, where it displays marked circadian oscillations apparently driven by members of the PAR-bZIP family.

Transcripts of genes involved in carbon fixation and storage, carbon catabolism, and respiratory electron transport all show marked diel oscillations, and their timing relative to each other, and the light-dark cycle, offers evidence of tight coordination and phasing of these metabolic pathways.

Metabotropic glutamate receptors are of special interest as stimulation can produce marked Ca2+ oscillations.

Populations distributed in the southern portion of the northeastern Brazilian seashore did not show marked demographic oscillations.

Species or populations that experienced marked climatic oscillations in the past can be seen as a selected assemblage of geographically mobile and latitudinally-independent organisms that are likely to be best adapted for the future climate changes, unless human activity precludes such an option [ 13].

A hypothesis would be that dexmedetomidine causes both sedation (marked by delta oscillations) but also has an arousal component (as reflected by the theta oscillations), and it is this balance that gives dexmedetomidine its unique ability to provide arousable hypnosis.