Sentence examples for be surprisingly dynamic from inspiring English sources
Chromocenter was once thought to be stable in composition and transcriptionally inert but has recently been shown to be surprisingly dynamic [ 24– 28].
The Somali financial sector is surprisingly dynamic and growing more quickly than state institutions.
Our results provide direct evidence that STIM-Orai complexes are trapped by their physical connections across the junctional gap, but also reveal that the complexes are surprisingly dynamic, suggesting that readily reversible binding reactions generate free STIM1 and Orai1, which engage in constant diffusional exchange with extrajunctional pools.
Along these lines, recently developed imaging techniques have revealed that microglia are surprisingly dynamic cells, rather than inactive unless provoked, as was long believed [ 89].
The realisation that CBF velocity (and by assumption CBF) was surprisingly dynamic at rest, and could alter markedly in response to dynamic changes in blood pressure gave rise to the concept of dynamic CA a loosely defined term that refers to the regulation of cerebrovascular resistance against dynamic changes in blood pressure (Aaslid et al. 1989; Tiecks et al. 1995).
They can be surprisingly complex.
It is in the interplay of various mechanics that the dynamic of tennis emerges, and that dynamic is surprisingly sensitive to small changes.
There is a surprisingly dynamic exchange of molecules between these domains, which can be differentially affected by various inhibitors of cytoskeletal rearrangement (such as the F-actin depolymerizer latrunculin or the microtubule stabilizer taxol).
Finally, interactions between receptors and the genome are surprisingly rapid, indicating a dynamic aspect of receptor movement only recently appreciated.
The dynamic range was surprisingly open and accurate.
The dynamic range is surprisingly wide, but it should be emphasized that the instrument's loudest sounds are softer than those of a firmly quilled Italian harpsichord and do not begin to approach the loudness of a modern piano.
