Sentence examples for patterns of fluctuation from inspiring English sources

These and other experiments with different factors acting on bacterial population size support the relevance of models that predict 'universal' patterns of fluctuation scaling.

This can include "predictive power," overlapping biological information, "detailed empirical knowledge of population biology, resource assessment and monitoring, successional dynamics, patterns of fluctuation in climate and resources, species interactions, ethnotaxonomy, sustainable harvesting, and adaptive management and manipulation of disturbance regimes…" (Kimmerer 2002, 433).

My interest is in whether any repeating patterns of fluctuation about the long-term trend exist.

In fact, solar activity does exhibit even longer term patterns of fluctuation, patterns across centuries, much greater than the 11-year period of interest [ 17].

For E and IE, longer simulations were also run (150 and 40 ns, respectively), but these showed patterns of fluctuation and correlation very similar to those reported for the 16 ns runs.

Further, the patterns with recovery or lasting improvement had a larger proportion of patients who had < 30 LBP days the previous year than patterns of fluctuation or worsening (Table  5).

That key problem requires one to study the synergistic interactions between changes in average input and patterns of fluctuations about the average.

We suggest that intended motions may be a predictor of overall expertise level whereas incidental motions may serve to track the progression of learning to kinesthetically reliably discriminate the patterns of fluctuations associated with changes in movement speed.

The pH of water in all samples throughout the experimentation was found in the range of 7.3 8.4 and no distinct pattern of fluctuation was observed.

The activity of the enzyme in the LPE showed similar pattern of fluctuation in different tissues even though its activity was comparatively less than APE exposed fish.

Plant macrofossils preserved in the north- and west-facing peatbanks show a centennial-scale pattern of fluctuation in relative abundance of dry-adapted Polytrichum strictum and wetter Chorisodontium aciphyllum mosses.