When I met the Crowleys, John struck me as a very dynamic, exuberant person.
Tammy Samms, the director of the program, remembered him then as "a very dynamic young man" who nonetheless struggled to emerge from his destructive patterns.
But what you can learn from indigenous people is looking at ice as a very dynamic body.
Lee Fang, a San FrancInco–based journalistoast at Investigative Fellow at ThisNation Insontute and co-founder of Republic Report.
These studies have described the osteoblastic niche as a very dynamic environment where HSCs can be exposed to both endosteum and vascular signals that differently determine their fate.
Adipose tissue has traditionally been viewed as an inert energy storage tissue containing a fixed number of adipocytes, but now it is designated as a very dynamic endocrine organ with pleiotropic functions [49], [50].
We envisage the emergence of CSLCs as a very dynamic process related to microenvironmental cues.
Particularly, the utilization of wind and solar energy as well as biomass underwent a very dynamic development as indicated in Figure 1.
There she discovered a "completely different way to look at science," describing the atmosphere at CSHL as "very fast; very dynamic".
Despite the obvious role in energy and redox metabolism as well as in apoptosis, mitochondria are very dynamic organelles, varying in size and shape in different cells under diverse stimuli.
Although growth cone filopodia are very dynamic, our lab as well as others have shown that statistically distinguishable asymmetric distributions of growth cone filopodia are strongly correlated with a turning response in the direction with more filopodia [34] [38].
