Sentence examples for monitored fluctuations from inspiring English sources

In this study we monitored fluctuations in the bed level below three large logs (1 m diameter) on the Snowy River.

We monitored fluctuations in extracellular DA levels using microdialysis.

Thus, to determine the respective contributions of LT and daylength reduction to the FLN changes observed in Fig.  1A and B, we monitored fluctuations in the FLNs of Brachypodium accessions cold treated under LD conditions.

In 2008, the International Cycling Union instituted a biological passport program, which monitors fluctuations in riders' biological levels that may indicate a body's response to doping.

Ed Venit, senior director at EAB, said schools could apply the same technology to monitor fluctuations in financial aid and use emergency funding to prevent students from falling through the cracks.

In February researchers in the Netherlands produced detailed maps of rainfall compiled by monitoring fluctuations in the signal strength measured by cellular network masts, caused by water droplets in the atmosphere.

Resting-state functional magnetic resonance imaging (RFMRI) enables researchers to monitor fluctuations in the spontaneous brain activities of thousands of regions in the human brain simultaneously, representing a popular tool for macro-scale functional connectomics to characterize normal brain function, mind-brain associations, and the various disorders.

However, we might be able to use machines to detect and monitor fluctuations in motivation.

They are looking at developing an EEG (electroencephalogram) device which fits in the ear to monitor fluctuations in brain activity and using radar technology to track people's movements in their own home.

The method can also be used to monitor fluctuations in EE over time and to identify patients at risk for being over- or underfed.

The ability to monitor fluctuations in heterochromatic repression uncovered previously unappreciated roles for Sir1, a silencing establishment factor, in the maintenance and/or inheritance of silencing.