Sentence examples for wider fluctuations from inspiring English sources

One study has shown that actual prices paid by the purchasing departments of government agencies were lower and were characterized by more frequent and wider fluctuations than were the prices for the same products reported for the price index.

They include the larger immunogenicity of other parts of the INX molecule, which is a mouse/human chimera, than of ADM, which is a human antibody; the different routes of administration and much wider fluctuations of INX than of ADM, and the development of neutralizing anti-idiotypic antibodies against ADM that could reflect the immunodominance of the ADM paratope over other epitopes [ 43].

Emergence is accompanied by wide fluctuations of blood pressure.

Wide fluctuations in the river's flow reflect the seasonal rainfall pattern.

Pennsylvania generally has a humid continental climate characterized by wide fluctuations in seasonal temperatures, with prevailing winds from the west.

The wide fluctuations in the price of oil were one of the factors contributing to the debt problem.

After the uprising that removed Qaddafi from power in 2011, however, political instability and factional fighting caused wide fluctuations in oil production.

True migration among mammals occurs mostly among large artiodactyls (even-toed ungulates) living in habitats with wide fluctuations of climatic and biotic conditions.

When the prevalence of disease is subject to wide fluctuations in time, it is considered to be epidemic during periods of high prevalence.

The market price of common stock is often subject to wide fluctuations, because it depends largely upon investors' expectations of future earnings.

This is demonstrated by the wide fluctuations in food production in the Soviet Union and China and their resultant recourse to large-scale imports from abroad.