The phrase "more fluctuating" is correct and can be used in written English.
For example, you could use it in a sentence such as, "The stock market has become more fluctuating in recent years."
Moreover, the blood glucose concentration is more fluctuating around the desired level as expected.
Dry wet cycles are expected to affect soil differentially at different depths, since the top soil layer experiences more fluctuating water conditions, is wet more often, and dries out quicker than the deeper layers, likely shaping microbial community composition and function [19, 20].
LPO in cells exhibited a similar pattern but slightly more fluctuating in SH-SY5Y cells (Figure 5).
It is obvious that the more fluctuating the degree sequence is, the larger the graph entropy is.
Grant also cites research indicating that companies led by CEOs who are "takers" end up having more fluctuating, volatile returns.
One possible explanation for this could be that physical illnesses included in the study tend to have a more consistent course, while mental disorders have a more fluctuating course, perhaps making them more difficult to remember, Spira said.
The concentration of total Zn was comparatively more fluctuated along Sibu Laut River and tributaries.
Expression by CD56bright cells of two or more KIRs fluctuated more than that of CD56dim, but considering the small percentages of these populations we have refrained from drawing definitive conclusions from these results.
The iteration step count is more stable: fluctuating less and displaying only small variations.
The course of the illness was generally chronic with stable (24.0%) or more commonly fluctuating (48.0%) severity and/or nature of OCD symptoms.
With decreasing strain rate, the potential energy grows more slowly, but fluctuates more prominently; the energy-drop events essentially correspond to the load-drop events.
