Sentence examples for most recent fluctuation from inspiring English sources
According to Google Finance, Twitter is now worth $17.79 billion, implying a market cap spike of just around a billion dollars, depending on the most recent fluctuation in the firm's share price.
Practical implementation of this water demand forecasting tool was assessed by using a case study under the most recent alternate fluctuations of economic boom and downturn environments.
This observation is interesting as significant demographic effects of the most recent water level fluctuations in Lake Tanganyika (32 14.000 years ago, Lezzar et al., 1996; Cohen et al., 1993, 1997; McGlue et al., 2008) have been suggested to be the major factor for observed demographic structure in other sympatric cichlid species (Verheyen et al., 1996; Sturmbauer et al., 2001).
There are some clues to what might have changed in one of the their most recent studies, which tracked fluctuations in brain activity over time during a Betty-style test.
The demographic history reconstructed for YFV genotype II evidence a short exponential growth phase between 1955 and 1965, after which the N e remains roughly stable up to the most recent time, with only small fluctuations between 1980 and 1995 that coincide with the spread of this genotype in Bolivia14.
They are the result of exposures both in the recent and the distant past, but a strong correlation with the most recent exposure is observed, since the fluctuations due to past exposures tend to average out to zero.
These events appear to be unrelated to sea level fluctuations, but rather triggered by climatic variations during the most recent deglaciation (i.e. meltwater discharge).
Over the most recent decades, the radial growth of A. faxoniana had no obvious increasing trends with small fluctuations on both the aspects (Figure 4).
Whereas the most recent data may be most reliable, this approach cannot capture trends, seasonal variations or unusual fluctuations.
Take the most recent example.
