Sentence examples for upward fluctuation from inspiring English sources
"upward fluctuation" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
You can use it to refer to an increase or rise in a figure, statistic, or price. For example, "The stock market experienced an upward fluctuation in the last quarter."
In hydraulic fracture propagation from interlayer to layer interface and then to coal seam, fluid injection pressure was characterized by an apparent downward and then upward fluctuation.
The variable-rate demand bonds are unusual in being payable on seven-days demand, in carrying 3%to4%4% lower interest rates for the purchaser and in requiring the developer to have substantial financial resources to handle an upward fluctuation in the interest rate.
An upward fluctuation in irradiance can result in photosystem II photoinactivation exceeding counteracting repair rates through protein turnover, thereby leading to net photoinhibition of primary productivity, and potentially cell death.
Further, we have not observed a significant (>50%) upward fluctuation of the RCI assay in any of the 22 patients we have intensively studied [5], [8, this report], except for subsequent assays in patients 1, 2, and 3 following the >50% decline of RCI.
The deep-sea ecotype Prochlorococcus SS120 showed little capacity to withstand a short-term exposure to an upward fluctuation in irradiance (Table 1), and no capacity for subsequent recovery within 3 h (Fig. 1), in keeping with selection for a deep ecological niche characterized by low and stable irradiance.
The differences in repair rate correspond to the light and nutrient conditions that characterize the site of origin of the Prochlorococcus and Synechococcus isolates, and determine the upward fluctuation in irradiance they can tolerate, indicating that photoinhibition due to transient high-light exposure influences their distribution in the ocean.
Trillium also brings in more temporary workers than Procter did to handle upward fluctuations in production, Mr. Wedgeworth said, rather than adding to its staff.
In light of reduced travel, fuel costs could rise and put the squeeze on smaller airlines, for which upward fluctuations in fuel prices have a profound impact on the bottom line.
This ability to exploit upward fluctuations in irradiances decreases among the strains from onshore to deep offshore waters (Table 1).
The risk of exposure to upward fluctuations in irradiance may therefore constitute a potent selective pressure contributing to niche partitioning among cyanobacterial cell types.
Quantifying the parameters in Eq. (1) allowed us to determine the basis for different capacities among the Synechococcus and Prochlorococcus cell types to cope with upward fluctuations in irradiance, thereby illuminating their distributions in the ocean.
