The 7.2-nm (Fig. 3) and 3.4-nm REES (Fig. 6) observed for OAD in NaCl and in KCl buffer, respectively, attributed to the relaxation of the protein-water dielectric environment of the fluorophore residues, indicated that the average environment of the tryptophan residues in the OAD is less dynamic in the presence of sodium ions than in the presence of potassium ions.
To assume emerging economics will be less-dynamic in the future an over-hasty conclusion, she argues.
The American labour market may be less dynamic than it was, but it is still more dynamic than Europe's.
Wouldn't American business be less dynamic, and a lot less interesting, without people like T.J. Rodgers?
In AD patients, vascular flow was greater than in HEVs and NPH patients but was less dynamic than in a-MCI patients.
Kaushik Basu, the bank's chief economist, said: "The global economy is still struggling to gain momentum as many high-income countries continue to grapple with the legacies of the global financial crisis and emerging economies are less dynamic than in the past".
And it is less dynamic, because it reflects the times we are in.
He is less dynamic by all accounts, including his own.
"Science is less dynamic than business," declared Berezovsky, who saw the opportunities faster than most.
Compared with Mr Djindjic, Mr Kostunica is less dynamic and radical, more conservative in economic and social affairs, and more nationalistic in the context of the Balkans' steamy ethnic and regional politics.
Similarly, we found that filopodia containing clusters of Shank1b were less dynamic and led to an increase in the number of spines formed [5], suggesting that these filopodia function to make stable contacts, consequently leading to the formation of a synapse.
