Sentence examples for recorded fluctuations from inspiring English sources

However, in spite of some recorded fluctuations [7] the climate in the southern Levant during the Holocene was relatively stable [6].

Significant seasonal variation in PAH DNA adduct formation in this group was consistent with recorded fluctuations in air pollution levels.

The kon, koff, and Kd values were derived from recorded fluctuations in the ionic current flowing through a single transmembrane protein pore after the arsenical was added to the trans side of the bilayer.

Thus, there is a pressing need to catalogue and monitor an ever-changing amphibian biodiversity, and to record fluctuations in species ranges as they are influenced by disease, environmental and ecological change.

Even studies of bulk photophysical dynamics can be obscured by high background or low dark-state quantum yields, such that observation is facilitated by recording fluctuations at very low copy numbers.

In these experiments, recessed-tip oxygen microelectrodes (Linsenmeier and Yancey, 1987) were used to record fluctuations in pO2 in tumours implanted subcutaneously (Dewhirst et al, 1998; Braun et al, 1999) or in window chambers (Dewhirst et al, 1996; Kimura et al, 1996).

During the period of study 2005 2012, the average value of IIC and NII recorded some fluctuations.

A water-level meter installed in Changping well, China, recorded coseismic fluctuations and a step change induced by the Mw 9.0 Tohoku earthquake of 11 March 2011.

They also recorded seasonal fluctuations with heightened winter peaks in countries with high yearly use of antibiotics [ 3].

We also record fluctuations in the electromagnetic field.

We focused on investigating (i) patterns of amygdala whole-brain and hippocampus connectivity in both a seed-to-voxel and seed-to-seed approach, (ii) whole-brain resting-state networks with an independent component analysis coupled with dual regression, and (iii) the amygdala's fractional amplitude of low frequency fluctuations, all while EEG recording potential fluctuations in vigilance.