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Meanings of seasonal fluctuation in English
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Usage of seasonal fluctuation in English
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The maturing and seasonal fluctuation of the sex-instinct affords a good illustration.
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Furthermore, we studied the seasonal fluctuation of allergen content in dust samples.
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There was much seasonal fluctuation in their trade as there was in all trades.
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We observed seasonal fluctuation of indoor Phl p 5 levels with peak in June but also annual differences.
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Only last week the Poet Laureate wrote us an ode to the seasonal fluctuation of our net sales.
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The time that air temperature or precipitation significantly influenced the seasonal fluctuation of most areas EVI lasted about 50 days.
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It would seem that healthy dogs in the Sydney region do not exhibit a seasonal fluctuation in their vitamin D status.
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Even then, seasonal fluctuations make it less useful than you may think.
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On the contrary, CK did not display any seasonal fluctuations.
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Supporting them through these seasonal fluctuations that they can't control.
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The soil bacterial community exhibited soil-dependent seasonal fluctuations, while the fungal community was mainly stable.
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Difficulties adjusting first-time applications for seasonal fluctuations had resulted in a big drop the previous week.
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This threw off the model that the BLS uses to smooth out seasonal fluctuations in data.
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We offer a leasing programme too to combat cashflow and seasonal fluctuations which is great for SMEs.
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That likely threw off the model the government uses to strip out seasonal fluctuations from the data.
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When we were more dependent on nature and its seasonal fluctuations, the rhythms of time were cyclical.