The danger of this type of aggressive investment is that it exposes retirement-aged individuals to a great deal of risk because of the possibility of substantial fluctuation in the value of their portfolios.
We found substantial fluctuation in the contribution of the different families to the total in the different hordein gene fractions; furthermore we were able to distinguish different contribution of the family members to the total hordein gene pool during grain development.
Although subjects with two measurements obviously contribute less power to the analysis than subjects with three or more measurements, we believe that the study is well powered, with 1,067 total observations for BC and 949 total observations for PM2.5 as well as substantial fluctuation in weekly measurements of air pollution over time.
To avoid substantial fluctuation in the blood concentrations of cyclosporine, it has to be administered by continuous intravenous infusion.
Tour pricing is subject to change for unanticipated increases in the price of fuel or a substantial fluctuation in the currency exchange, which could result in an added cost to the tour.
Despite equal amounts of input DNA from an individual, there is substantial fluctuation in x per individual, with knock-on consequences for genotype quantity and quality per individual [ 15- 17].
For instance, the report found substantial fluctuation in family income is the norm; in any given two-year period, nearly half of households experience a change in income of more than 25percentt — whether up or down.
The plot shows substantial fluctuation in both the AA and CG simulations.
†Higher prevalence of neural tube defects (NTD), specifically spina bifida, has been consistent observation in Mainz; substantial fluctuations in prevalence of NTD in Mainz occurred over time, however (as in other registries), and no evidence was found that lack of clear downward trend in prevalence of NTD in overall data could be explained by any changes in Mainz.
The results are consistent with the adhesion theory of friction in both an instantaneous and an average sense; even in the presence of substantial fluctuations in the normal contact force.
The weather models demonstrate substantial fluctuations in the distribution of suitable habitat available across months, compared to predictions based on long-term climate averages.
