Police officials said that the fluctuations were routine and that the city's overall crime rate was down nearly 13percentt.
These results have important implications for both public health and the economic prosperity of the shellfish industry, and demonstrate the importance of accommodating both spatial and temporal fluctuations in routine bacteriological monitoring protocols.
For example, fluctuations in routine measles immunization of children under-five years has led to outbreaks and necessitated emergency measles campaigns.
Stabilization of the microbiota of human children occurs around the third year of life (Yatsunenko et al. 2012), but routine disruptions, adjustments and fluctuations appear to be normal in healthy individuals (Costello et al. 2009; Caporaso et al. 2011a).
Short testing times are necessary in a clinical context because they interfere minimally with routine care procedures and avoid fluctuations in vigilance, attention, and fatigue which can cause false negatives on ERP-based tests [42].
The distinct cut-off of the ACF of the temperature time series suggests that a moving average model might be appropriate for these data, particularly, the accelerometer temperature was heavily subjected to noise or rapid fluctuations caused by routine activities (eg, cooking with hot implements, or washing hands with cold or hot water).
For a gas-evolving electrode, the overpotential fluctuates because of bubble evolution but only the global overpotential fluctuations and, more recently, their ohmic part are easily accessible by routine experiments.
Changes in the IR of bacterial meningitis, during the 3 periods that were examined, reflect the significant decline of Hib meningitis cases following the routine implementation of Hib conjugate vaccine, as well as the natural fluctuation of meningococcal meningitis.
PVH measurements were recorded between two routine ionospheric vertical soundings, providing a data type that enables evaluation of fading fluctuation through time.
