Sentences with phrase «more volatile»

The researchers note that while there is some discussion as to the dating of the Tula civilization, «it appears that Tula was established during a relatively stable climatic interval and went into decline as climatic conditions became more volatile.»

For example, global warming could cause toxic chemicals to become more volatile, and so more prone to dispersing widely in the wind.

Plants emit more volatile organic compounds at higher temperatures, which can increase ozone formation if mixed with pollutants from human sources.

Depending on how the carbon - hydrogen bonds are arranged and how many there are in the intermediate DEB products, the molecules can either attract or repel one another, and thus be less or more volatile, respectively.

Only in subsequent steps of hydrogenation does DEB become more volatile.

Most researchers thought that as getters like DEB bind with more hydrogen atoms and enlarge, they become more volatile.

Geopolitical forces, by contrast, are far more volatile.

Elsewhere in Antarctica where the climate is more volatile, penguin colonies are in decline.

«The prices of products offered by algo sellers were almost 10 times more volatile than products with no algo sellers,» says Wilson.

Bakken crude oil was found to be more volatile than oil extracted elsewhere, forcing the USDOT to issue an emergency order on May 7 requiring all railroads carrying Bakken crude oil to notify state emergency responders about the operations of those trains in their states.

And although a handful of other concentrating solar plants around the world use solar rays to heat water directly into steam, it is much more volatile than molten salt and can not be easily stored, Ho explains.

In short, you'll need to take more initiative in a smaller company; however, your career progression may be more volatile.

Temperatures are considerably more volatile in the Northern Hemisphere, an expected result because there's considerably less land mass in the South to add complexity to weather systems.

Its two faces differ strikingly in color, likely the result of thermal segregation: Over time, darker materials (like carbon) have absorbed more heat from the sun, warming up and sending lighter, more volatile materials (like ice) to the colder hemisphere.

Methane rain should fall on the lakes but it is vastly more volatile than ethane and propane, so it probably evaporates much faster from lakes, leaving the heavier hydrocarbons behind.

What we found was that the more volatile and unpredictable the market was, the higher the levels of cortisol in these traders.

A team led by Kaveh Pahlevan at Yale University calculate that as rock vapour rose from Earth's hot, roiling surface, the magnesium oxide it contained would have condensed into droplets and rained back to the surface more readily than the more volatile iron oxide, which could then have mixed into the moon - forming disc (Earth and Planetary Science Letters, DOI: 10.1016 / j.epsl.2010.10.036).

This is because alcohol is more volatile than water and thus can more readily evaporate.

Ukip's support has always been far more subject to churn, more volatile, than that of the main parties, and their recruitment into the Conservative ranks is unlikely to have changed that.

As the economy continues its tenuous recovery, sales tax collections could vary either way for local governments and is generally a more volatile source of revenue.»

Labour, trade unions and some economists argue that by drastically cutting spending in the public sector the government is preventing demand in the economy, just when international markets become more and more volatile.

She said the electorate has «become more volatile» and «you have the potential for a big shock election».

«I think the world has got more volatile — we've got to stick with what we've got and renew it, if that's the advice of the security services.

Connecticut's rising income disparity is causing the state's revenue from taxes to grow more slowly and to become more volatile.

«What I have found in the past is that there is only one side speaking in some of these more volatile issues,» Miner said.

Gold is more volatile than U.S. Government Bonds.

In the short term, the dynamics are much more volatile.

As the local - level foreign official presence phases out of more volatile and remote areas, how should donor assistance strategies adjust?

It is sometimes claimed that women's voting patterns are more volatile than men's, but there is little evidence of this.

And some babies have more volatile eliminations than others.

Many boarding schools offer the opportunity for troubled teens to interact with other youth who have already overcome their more volatile tendencies.

A: I think it's important because people don't realize that the more they conflict with each other, the more volatile the environment that they're raising their kids in becomes.

Realize that the stresses of dealing with a special needs child may cause family members to be more volatile or more sensitive than they would otherwise be.

My emotional weather remained consistent as I navigated life after loss, but the emotions experienced during pregnancy after loss were much more volatile.

is more important than some other positions merely to get a better handle on their more volatile, prima - dona personalities.

He's focused only on props with high yardages with more than a 10 % difference rather than looking at statistics with low totals that are more volatile, such as quarterback rushing yards, touchdown passes, or receptions.

When you were manager of Monaco, you were more volatile.

If social media chatter influenced NBA front offices, draft stocks during the NCAA tournament's opening weekend were more volatile than the bitcoin market.

He's been stronger in some regards, but also more volatile at times.

Other things that i think have been causing the gloss to come off from Woolworths and result in a more volatile stock price is its implementation problems with its hardware and general merchandise divisions.

The price of garlic is becoming more and more volatile as a result of suppliers speculating on the harvest conditions.

He said beef prices were more volatile than those for crossbred sheep, which produced both wool and lamb meat.

«Most of the reasons for it are fairly mundane, it's a different share of domestic versus export products and you have much more volatile prices, when you are exporting a lot more,» he said.

The new materials have undergone stringent lab testing to verify their ability to contain applications that use more volatile ingredients.

When dealing with a community of hearers, however, rather than counseling in one - on - one dialogue, the task of pastoral care becomes infinitely more volatile and hazardous.

That's why a market order is best used when buying stocks that don't experience wide price swings — large, steady blue - chip stocks as opposed to smaller, more volatile companies.

We believed that Silver Wheaton would be vulnerable to a price drop, given that it is effectively leveraged to silver, and silver can be more volatile than gold in times of significant movement.

Another factor in the trades was that they expired near the release of the all - important US Farm payroll data, which always makes the markets more volatile than usual.

Taken together those three attributes tend to make the XBI much more volatile than a typical healthcare ETF, which can lead to wild swings in its share price.

Foreign investments can be riskier and more volatile than U.S. investments due to the adverse effects of currency exchange rates, differences in market structure and liquidity, as well as political and economic developments in foreign countries and regions (e.g., «Brexit»).