It is an active actuator and can take different deflections or be driven by dynamic movements up to 250 Hz.
In multicellular development, however, the environment is, in part, other cells, and the process of differentiation may be driven by dynamic interactions between cells rather than the isolated properties of a single cell [53].
Given that the authors only give qualitative monomeric structural comparisons with ParM as evidence for the proposal that MreB dynamics are driven by dynamic assembly, I am skeptical of their conclusions that MreB operates through a dynamic instability mechanism.
The interfacial failure is driven by dynamic buckling of the skin, competing against the bonding strength at the interface.
A previous work suggested that the reversal of the Amazon River and the disappearance of the Pebas system were driven by dynamic topography promoted by mantle convection.
The intrinsic excitability of neurons is driven by dynamic modulation of ion channel expression, localization and/or function36, which can be mediated by the direct or indirect phosphorylation of Cdk5.
Damage to the built environment is driven by dynamic pressure, P dyn (Spence et al., 2004; Jenkins et al., 2014a), which is a function of flow density, ρ, and velocity, v (Valentine , 1998: {P}_{dyn}=frac{1}{2}=frac{1}{).
Modeling studies using seasonal forecast systems have suggested that the negative North Atlantic Oscillation (NAO) during winter 2009/2010 was driven by dynamic processes internal to the atmosphere [ Fereday et al., 2012; Jung et al., 2011].
Our findings show that IDE activity is driven by the dynamic equilibrium between Aβ monomers and higher ordered aggregates.
Six weeks ago, speaking off the cuff at a firehouse in Roanoke, Virginia, President Obama argued that economic growth is driven by a dynamic of both individual and collective effort, of both private and public enterprise.
