Sentence examples for prevent fluctuations from inspiring English sources
Dogs administered KBr should be maintained on a constant diet (and chloride intake) to prevent fluctuations in serum KBr concentrations, which could result in therapeutic failure or toxicity.
Unlike the acidic products produced from the hydrolysis of other polymers, the ammonia and phosphates act as a buffering system and prevent fluctuations in pH, which could otherwise be detrimental to the tissue [ 61].
TEER was measured every 24 h via EVOM voltohmeter with STX2 electrodes (World Precision Instruments), and all measurements were performed at 37°C to prevent fluctuations in TEER value due to temperature change.
Second, to prevent fluctuations in minute ventilation, all the patients were mechanically ventilated in volume control mode, deeply sedated and fully adapted to the ventilator with no inspiratory efforts.
Even in the free-market economy of the United States where there remains a much greater attachment than in most societies to the idea that government should be only an umpire adjudicating the rules by which other forces in society compete some level of government regulation, such as the use of credit controls to prevent economic fluctuations, is now accepted with relatively little question.
But they also found that even very small magnetic fields were enough to prevent thermal fluctuations from flipping electron spins.
Keeping vitamin K1 intake at a stable level can prevent these fluctuations.
Keep eggs on a shelf, not on the refrigerator door The door is the warmest part of the refrigerator -- to prevent temperature fluctuations that could lead to bacteria growth, store eggs in their carton on the lowest -- aka coolest -- shelf.
The bootstrap method also helped to prevent large fluctuations between the final trees.
To prevent statistical fluctuations, the results of calculations based on fewer than 30 responses are not reported.
Many of the ecological changes described earlier lead to negative feedbacks on species abundance that could act to prevent large fluctuations in species abundance.
