0 past simple and past participle of fluctuate --
1 to change, especially continuously and between one level or thing and another: --
The proportion had fluctuated between 4 and 5% since 1921 but from the 1960s has progressively increased above that level.
It was found that at low subsample size, the mean fluctuated erratically.
In the half-century spanning 1794 to 1848, the institution's funding levels fluctuated and thus, too, its overall condition.
Between 1980 and 1991, the operation costs of grant-supported projects fluctuated between 80 and 90 trillion yen.
Anthelmintic bait acceptance by foxes in this study fluctuated seasonally.
Wages were disbursed irregularly, the sum of each payment fluctuated, and the monthly wage served as the standard for wage payment.
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.
The use of threshing machines has always fluctuated in tandem with the ability of farmers to access liquid cash.
