Значения термина random fluctuation на английском

Then, the empirical Bayes estimator was used to reduce the effect of the random fluctuation.

Despite the large random fluctuation in the residents' weights, weight loss was an important prognostic indicator.

The average random fluctuation in weight was associated with an increased risk for death only at the upper 10th percentile for the population.

The probability of the observed signal being due to a random fluctuation of the background is about 1 in 3 × 10(6).

A possible decrease only for breast, liver and prostate cancer, is compatible with random fluctuations.

Consequently, biological signaling and genetic networks not only translate stimuli with functional response but also random fluctuations.

Random fluctuations born out of the Big Bang created sound waves that echoed through this primordial soup.

What appeared to be the signature of a brand-new thing was random fluctuations adding up in just the right way.

There are objections that we could be dealing with random fluctuations: after all, it is easy to "see" shapes in the clouds.

Only a small proportion of total cell-to-cell variation is caused by random fluctuations in gene transcription and translation during the response ('expression noise').