Besides, income fluctuates in the course of one's lifetime, whereas consumption is relatively less erratic, hence easier to estimate (Haughton and Khandker 2009).
For example, hydrogen peroxide feeding produced a relatively more erratic flight path (greater heading and average heading values) while MnSOD over-expression caused relatively faster-moving flies (greater speed and average speed values) (Table 2A, 2C).
For example, both hydrogen peroxide feeding and SOD over-expression increased all fly motion parameters, however, hydrogen peroxide feeding caused relatively more erratic movement, whereas SOD over-expression produced relatively faster-moving flies.
That makes it an appealing alternative to wind and solar power, which are relatively expensive and erratic.
Countries were excluded if mortality data was characterized by relatively high and/or erratic levels of uncertainty.
In the East Coast region that sentiment has largely continued to the present day with the uptake of grants (i.e. central-government-funded voluntary incentives (subsidies)) being erratic and relatively poor.
Some of these free-spending indigents may be fraudsters; others will be self-employed people with erratic incomes or relatively rich ones going through a lean patch.It is not only children who are poor, of course, but it is they, and pensioners, about whom the government cares most.
Tired of battling relatively high production costs and the erratic currency, Mr. Riley of PacVac is succumbing to China's siren song and shifting his business.
Each time the city came together to rebuild, but many leaders acknowledge that the efforts were erratic at times and relatively short-lived.
Drylands are characterised by low and erratic precipitation that results in relatively low and unpredictable levels of crop and livestock production.
