Sentence examples for resulting in fluctuation from inspiring English sources

First, partially soluble verdigris made the treatments uncontrollable or negative due to the solution's large water content, resulting in fluctuation of the data or lower Mw than the untreated sample.

Writing and reading protocols are time consuming, resulting in fluctuation in protocol implementation and compliance; instructions cannot be explicit enough, resulting in variable interpretation of the protocol; and they are specific to one organisation, making transfer to another institution difficult.

The activity of BKCa (i.e. KCa1.1) channels was regulated by the spontaneous Ca2+ oscillations, resulting in fluctuations of membrane currents and potentials.

The patient is typically fatigued and physically ill, often with delirium superimposed on dementia, resulting in fluctuations in mood and greater levels of disorientation.

The variation in liquid height by regent addition or solvent evaporation can result in fluctuation in the oscillating frequency of the PQC.

Without doubt there were changes in life cycle of the root which resulted in fluctuation in amount and speciation of rhizodeposits.

This may result in fluctuation in the individual diagnosis of MetS as the child's clinical parameters develop at a different rate than the "normal" population.

This resulted in fluctuation of the weight and body condition of cattle and made assessment of these signs too unreliable to be used for the analysis.

Continuous administration of NO through the initial part of the inspiratory limb during volume controlled ventilation invariably results in fluctuation of the NO concentration within the inspiratory limb due to a 'bolus' effect [ 24, 25].

As a result, changes in the federal funds rate often result in fluctuations in stock markets in the United States and abroad.

Observed or manipulated changes in postulated causal factors should result in fluctuations in state paranoid ideation.