Sentence examples for whose fluctuating from inspiring English sources
Parisiennes, whose fluctuating modes fashionable women all over the globe are supposed to follow, have in consequence appeared with the gores, waistlines, ruffles or whatnot annually placed in a different spot, each successful shift bringing fortune to the originator.
Geracioti et al. (2003) described a patient with classic borderline personality disorder whose fluctuating mood and psychotic symptoms were directly linked to AbTG titers determined over a period of 275 days.
The need for such detailed specification raised participants' concerns about the practicality of AAL, particularly in the context of caring for a relative whose fluctuating and declining abilities may demand frequent system modification.
This includes Rachel, whose fluctuating moods — now gurgling with laughter at her husband's jokes, now wailing with pain at an unexpected memory — are captured in defiant close-up.
Soluble extracellular agonists are not modelled as agents but treated as a whole chemical entity whose fluctuating local concentrations at the cell surface must rise above a certain level to initiate signal transduction in nearby receptor agents.
They found that people whose weight fluctuated a lot had a greater risk of heart disease and early death than those whose weight was steady.
Walsh's father was a furniture dealer whose fortunes fluctuated, and his mother was an actress.
A contract whose value fluctuates with the weather may seem farfetched.
She followed a strange diet whose rules fluctuated except for one: she would not eat my cooking.
Ms. Wolper, whose business fluctuates with the school admissions calendar, also appreciates the ability to change plans during the year.
He is a six-foot-five-inch former military policeman, whose weight fluctuates between two hundred and twenty and two hundred and fifty pounds, none of it flab.
