It is, therefore, not surprising that there are often great fluctuations in the numbers of individuals in local populations and that the long-term persistence of species may often require the conservation of many, rather than a few, populations.
Today, your average, or even high end, grill often has fluctuations up to 150 degrees Fahrenheit across the surface.
Some scientists explained the often large fluctuations and long-term declines from a single species perspective.
Often, conformational fluctuations are difficult to detect using ensemble studies [16 18].
Variations in meteorological factors often trigger fluctuations in water quality parameters, such as, temperature, pH, and dissolved oxygen (DO) both seasonally and diurnally.
In a condition like LBP it is, however, problematic to define recovery as the "event" since patients often experience fluctuations in the condition or recurrences following a pain free interval [ 21].
This corresponds with established non-equilibrium thermodynamics, in which systems driven out of equilibrium (as solid tumors and biological systems generally are) often exhibit fluctuations or phase transitions [ 35, 44].
During the present study course of the growing season, there are often marked fluctuations in tinosporaside and berberine profiles that are highest during active growth phase of this species; that is, from early summer to rainy season this might be due to changes in developmental phases of plant.
Her life, dictated by mine, changed dramatically and often--fluctuations in places, people, animals and my emotions.
The digital delta-sigma modulators are used in the digital-analog converters, the fractional-N phase lock loop, etc. and its output fluctuation is one of the important performances although a higher order modulator often produces large fluctuations.
Energy producers, whose stock prices often follow the fluctuations in oil markets, were mostly lower.
