Sentence examples for reported fluctuation from inspiring English sources
Furthermore, all participants reported fluctuation in motivation to quit and the importance of autonomy in making their own decisions.
No apparent increase in signal fluctuations were noticed during day or nighttime as reported by previous researchers such as Peter et al. (2006) who reported amplitude fluctuations in the nighttime data and Belrose and Thomas (1968) who reported fluctuations in the phase during twilight and nighttime during the geomagnetic storms in the mid-latitude regions.
On questioning, the patient reported fluctuations in his symptoms with some days feeling more symptomatic than others.
For example, three participants reported fluctuations in pain scores of more than 4 points within a period of half a week (ie, between two measurement points).
We have previously reported fluctuations in the CD4 level during TB treatment with increases over the initial two months of treatment and with a subsequent decrease [ 29].
Although clear evidence of an association between circulating reproductive hormone concentrations and viral activation have not been demonstrated, Ronsse et al.[ 12] reported fluctuations in CHV1 antibody titers related to cycle stage.
Age- and sex-specific densities of fat free mass are computed based on the data of Fomon et al. (15), taking into account reported fluctuations in hydration level occurring in the first 6 days after birth (16).
The high-tech S+ looks like something that might pick up and report fluctuations in the Shanghai stock exchange.
Other prospective studies, although reporting fluctuations in antibody titers, failed to detect differences between pre- and post-lithium prevalence rates (Myers et al. 1985; Calabrese et al. 1985).
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Other studies also report fluctuations in cortisol patterns as a function of maltreatment subtype [ 21].
