In Dutch boys, genetic influences on leisure-time exercise behavior were fluctuating from age of 7 years to age of 12 years, while in girls genetic influences were more stable [ 31].
On day 4 PG-metabolite values were >5475 pmol/l, on day 8 they fell down to <500 pmol/l and until day 11 they were fluctuating from 399 to 722 pmol/l, in all cows.
A healthy holiday season followed for the restaurant, but according to Mrs. Jammet, by early 2004 "business was fluctuating from one day to the next".
The bay at Johor is less churned up by strong currents plus, for the first day at least, enjoyed more breeze, though it was fluctuating from as low eight knots to as gusty highs of 20 knots and the direction was swinging as much as 20 degrees either side of north.
Though the major analytical principle remains the same – decomposition of the complex object into primitive particles, models themselves are fluctuating from the simple ones (e.g. spatial segregation models) to those able to propose reproduction of crowds, transport/pedestrian flows and other interactions by implementing sophisticated intelligent agent architectures.
As is schematically shown in Figure 1B, even for the same total amount of administered IgG, the amount of IgG that is available to specific shape space areas can be fluctuating from treatment to treatment.
The WHO manganese guideline has been fluctuating from the initial 500 μg/L in 1958 (Ljung and Vahter 2007) to its discontinuation in the current (fourth) edition of the WHO guidelines (WHO 2011).
The US firearm murder rate has been fluctuating in recent years, from 3.9 per 100,000 people in 2006 to 3.2 in 2010, according to the UN.
Gas prices here are fluctuating wildly, as these two pictures from Admiral and 42nd in West Seattle show: just in the time it took the Vehigoogle to cross the street, gas prices jumped more than a buck.
