Sentence examples for value fluctuations from inspiring English sources

This leaves the remaining £20,000 free of any debt to act as a buffer against property value fluctuations.

After some uncertain years, have the value fluctuations caused by worldwide economic turmoil ended?

More detailed analysis leads to a conclusion that a measure of symptom value fluctuations can itself be used as a diagnostic symptom.

In predicting stock value fluctuations, two hypotheses have emerged (Asadi et al. 2012; Aryanezhad et al. 2012; Jahromi et al. 2012): 1.

In the AFLP analysis, the removal of the two samples from Katoto caused a slight increase of the bootstrap value at node 1b (the "yellow-blotched" clade) from 518 to 665 (Fig. 4E), which was beyond the bootstrap value fluctuations caused by removal of other taxa.

The remaining potential cause for the B value fluctuation is seismic attenuation and scattering due to heterogeneities in the subsurface.

In this study, we hypothesize that the variation in the condition of heterogeneities causes significant B value fluctuation, and verify this hypothesis.

So, the source function, especially the source duration time, cannot be the main cause for the B value fluctuation, especially for relatively low-magnitude earthquakes.

As Rizzardini explains it, "YCoins are a virtual currency associated to Yen value 1 to 1, this guarantee the Japanese users about the value of the currency during the time and avoid the value fluctuation typical of Bitcoin that is a must for each merchant that has to be sure about the amount they will receive".

The results derived from the ecosystem service value fluctuation index (ESVFI) showed that from 1987 to 1997, the value of the ecosystem services provided by S. glauca and P. australis wetlands decreased, whereas that of S. alterniflora wetlands increased continuously.

As observed in Fig. 3, COAL has a negative response to PC; OIL has a negative response to PC value fluctuation in the short term but then gets a stable positive response in the long term; STOCK shows a negative response.