fluctuation

Examples of fluctuated

fluctuated

In English, many past and present participles of verbs can be used as adjectives. Some of these examples may show the adjective use.

The nominal rate of tax fluctuated between 1s and 4s in the early eighteenth century, as governments tried to relieve the burden in peace time.
However, the levels of infection in female and male fish fluctuated in different months but no statistical difference was observed.
Although prevalence values fluctuated during the study period, they never exceeded 36%.
Cereal yields, as indicators of output, fluctuated over the period of the trial, masking any possible long-term change.
An interesting result of the archival revolution was to demonstrate that the relationship between the two was not constant but fluctuated over time.
Thereafter, it gradually increased but fluctuated widely through the remaining period.
Between 1985 and 1989, production tended to rise, although it fluctuated sharply from year to year.
The use of threshing machines has always fluctuated in tandem with the ability of farmers to access liquid cash.
After the age of 20, the share of men described as farm workers fluctuated around a low percentage (15-25 %) without displaying a clear trend.
Wages were disbursed irregularly, the sum of each payment fluctuated, and the monthly wage served as the standard for wage payment.
Anthelmintic bait acceptance by foxes in this study fluctuated seasonally.
Between 1980 and 1991, the operation costs of grant-supported projects fluctuated between 80 and 90 trillion yen.
In the half-century spanning 1794 to 1848, the institution's funding levels fluctuated and thus, too, its overall condition.
It was found that at low subsample size, the mean fluctuated erratically.
The proportion had fluctuated between 4 and 5% since 1921 but from the 1960s has progressively increased above that level.
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