Indeed, important dynamical phenomena within simulated trajectories must be extracted from an enormous quantity of non-specific, ambient fluctuations.
The quantity of coenzyme NAD follows circadian fluctuations, which results in the regulation of SIRT1 in a circadian manner [ 20].
When an industry faces fluctuation on the quantity of the returned products, adopting a dedicated CLSC would lead to a lower total cost.
Figure 4 shows the plot of the fluctuation of the quantity of particles (sample size) against time.
Some writers have ascribed economic fluctuations to the quantity of money in circulation.
During glaciation, rivers of the latter kind developed braided-channel patterns in response to the input of large quantities of sediment derived from the melting glaciers and subglacial waters and to the large fluctuations in the quantity of water flowing at any one time, which varied because of seasonal and diurnal controls on the generation of meltwater.
We have discussed mechanisms for the first two of these; the third, background noise, represents small fluctuations in the quantity of nonspecific molecules (background) from nucleus to nucleus.
This method severely limits kinetic studies of acute stress responses on flies, since, within a few hours, large fluctuations in the quantity of ingested food are observed in batches of flies transferred to a new medium.
Measures of IOP fluctuation have included a wide range of quantities - peak, trough, variance, and range, etc. [ 13] However, since subjects with high mean IOP often show large IOP variability over time, it is challenging to disentangle the effect of fluctuation from mean IOP.
Allow for seven pounds of fluctuation.
For example, S. cerevisiae tolerates fluctuations in the type and quantity of nutrients, temperature, pH, and chemical stressors.
