Sentence examples for measures fluctuations from inspiring English sources

DLS measures fluctuations in the intensity of light scattered by a macromolecular solution which is related to its hydrodynamic Radius (RH).

In sum, these data show that most prognostic gene lists are comprised of a higher than expected number of genes whose expression is correlated with the primary PC variable which measures fluctuations in the cell cycle.

Following assessment of their measurement properties, they may be useful in clinical studies and clinical practice to measure fluctuations in, and the impact of, symptoms in patients with SLE.

Physicists use very rapid atomic clocks to measure fluctuations in our orbit around the sun over years.

In turn, by correcting for the effects of this electron fog, the astronomers were able to measure fluctuations in the microwaves more accurately than they had before.

In an economy with 147 million workers, the margin of error in measuring fluctuations of 100,000 or 200,000 jobs is enormous and the numbers themselves are extremely volatile.

"The signal was so weak it wasn't even detected until 1965, and now they're measuring fluctuations of one part in 100,000".

The project, which is privately financed, employs a simple machine called a Random Event Generator, developed by PEAR, to measure fluctuations that are not (like an EEG) electromagnetic, and are not caused by environmental conditions like the weather.

Such sensors can measure fluctuations in for example, magnetic and electric fields, pressure changes, and acoustics.

There's no guarantee that they'll hit the mark by decoding synaptic firings and measuring fluctuations in blood flow.

These indices measure fluctuations of the earth's magnetic field at its surface.