Sentence examples for pronounced fluctuation from inspiring English sources

Although the mean total phytoplankton biovolume per year showed little change between 1980 and 2008 (minimum 1.5 mm3 L-1, maximum 3.0 mm3 L-1, mean 2.3±0.1.1 mm3 L-1), the mean Planktothrix biovolume per year underwent pronounced fluctuation.

However, these treatments caused a pronounced fluctuation in amino acids profile.

But unlike the fatigue process starting from the 2nd day of the experiment, the force curves contain the pronounced fluctuation components.

The occurrence of these yeasts varied substantially between sampling years, with most pronounced fluctuation being observed for M. reukaufii.

First, spots occur displaying pronounced fluctuations in salinity from year to year with peaks close to the critical threshold, suggesting that these areas might be prone to soil salinization over short periods of time.

Mitral cells in the non-anesthetized olfactory bulb of zebrafish and other species exhibit pronounced fluctuations in membrane potential and fire spontaneous action potentials at irregular intervals.

Such advantages include lower glycated haemoglobin (HbA1c), less pronounced fluctuations in blood glucose after meals and, in some studies, lower risk of hypoglycaemia.

Finally, high-resolution kinematic analysis of root growth revealed that fer mutants show pronounced spatiotemporal fluctuations in root cell expansion profiles with a timescale of minutes.

In contrast, on slower air cooling from the solution treatment temperature, there are pronounced compositional fluctuations within the β phase, presumably as a product of spinodal decomposition, that are detectable prior to the formation of ω phase.

However, orthogonal frequency-division multiple accessing (OFDMA) has a high peak-to-average power ratio (PAPR) because of very pronounced envelope fluctuations, which will decrease the power efficiency in user equipment (UE) and thus decrease the coverage efficiency in uplink for the low cost power amplifier (PA).

The results of a human epidemiological study, conducted in rural populations in Gambia experiencing pronounced seasonal fluctuations in nutritional status and diet, support a role for periconceptional maternal plasma concentration of key micronutrients involved in one-carbon metabolism on infant DNA methylation [ 144, 145].