"subtle fluctuation" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used in various contexts where there is a slight or barely noticeable change or variation. For example: - The stock market showed subtle fluctuations throughout the day, making it difficult for investors to predict. - The dancer moved with subtle fluctuations of her body, adding a mesmerizing quality to her performance. - The patient's heart rate showed subtle fluctuations, indicating a potential issue that needed to be monitored closely. - The artist's painting captured the subtle fluctuations of light and shadow, creating a stunning visual effect. - The weather forecast predicts subtle fluctuations in temperature over the next few days.
Vs are relatively low in the top and middle layers with a subtle fluctuation.
When the concentration of pure MSNs in the assay was increased from 0.01 to 50 μg/mL, the cell viability increased up to 150% as compared to the control sample, and the number of viable cells shows a subtle fluctuation with the increasing time.
Subtle fluctuation in arterial blood flow or function may therefore spare GM brain volume, in contrast with the vulnerable end-arterioles penetrating the WM.
Aged Jews tend to shrug with practiced eloquence, expressing subtle fluctuations in the nature of their doubt.
By systematically altering colors and the sizes of the circles, the artist produces syncopated rhythms and subtle fluctuations in space.
Most electronic devices do not allow for the subtle fluctuations in timbre and dynamics that make performances by skilled musicians on traditional instruments so compelling.
In the later works Goldfarb compressed the strokes, eliminated the intervals of background space and created taut mosaics of color whose subtle fluctuations result from shifts in color or stroke and the uncontrollable variations of the human hand.
In September, a team of University of Chicago astronomers found evidence of dark energy in subtle fluctuations in the cosmic microwave background -- a haze of microwave energy that formed just 400,000 years after the Big Bang and still pervades the universe.
Despite the extraordinarily detailed intimacy of daily life — the push-and-pull of workplace interactions, sexual distance and difficulty, the subtle fluctuations of desire, jealousy, and sympathy that arise in daily life — the movies is as high-concept as screwball comedies of the classic studio era or its modern-day counterparts.
So clear is the Kings Place acoustic that every felicity registered, from the crisply paired quavers of the two treble recorders in the Andante of the Fourth Concerto (Rachel Beckett and Catherine Latham) to the flattements – the subtle fluctuations of pitch – applied by flautist Lisa Beznosiuk in the Fifth.
We propose that hypofunctioning of the thalamocortical loops and somatosensory lateral inhibition, beyond accounting for the dynamic variations in the sensory cortex habituation deficits, may contribute to the observed subtle fluctuations in motor cortex excitability in patients with migraine.
