Sentence examples for be in a dynamic from inspiring English sources

Therefore, the thymine at position 1 might be in a dynamic equilibrium between bound and unbound states.

The above structural data imply that unlike those anchoring residues (W9 in QW9 as a typical example, see Fig. 1B), the conformation of the central protruding residues, K7 in particular, can actually be in a dynamic distribution.

Our data imply that Wg/Dsh is not only a critical permissive signal for the initial mesoderm patterning, but also this signal would play an important role later, during the process of lateral inhibition, in combination with Ras and N. The complexes Cno-Ras, Cno-Dsh, and Cno-N would be in a dynamic equilibrium.

As the formation of the C23-C14 and C16-C7 base pairs are exclusive of each other, the I-motif structures formed by the C11T and C20T sequences thus appear to be in a dynamic equilibrium of two conformers: the C23-C14 base pair is formed in the major conformer, while the C16-C7 base pair is formed in the minor conformer (Figures 4A and 4B).

These micellar assemblies are expected to be in a dynamic equilibrium with the MASP1 monomers.

These cells were found to be in a dynamic equilibrium with regular cancer cells and could be formed through endoreduplication or cell fusion [ 5].

But I know I'm in a dynamic job that will grow with me.

The act of composing is in a dynamic relationship with my emotional life.

We are in a dynamic situation now.' In theory, the Holyrood Parliament is all about the better governance of Scotland better schools, better hospitals, better jobs.

We thus propose that two protein complexes-3A ACBD3 PI4KB complexes-3A ACBD3 PI4KBACBD3:PI4KB (Fig. 5) - are in a dynamic equilibrium in infected cells.

Tissue proteins are in a dynamic equilibrium with proteins in the blood, with input from proteins in the diet and losses through urine, feces, and skin.