This could positively influence the adoption of IRVs as Polson and Spencer (1992) observed that younger household heads are more dynamic with regards to adoption of innovations.
"If we can get the governance aspect right, a structure that is more dynamic, with more play-offs, and a better distribution of the wealth, then we are onto something that will stand us in good stead".
"This means we no longer have to send away any of our locally based crew, we can be more dynamic with our programmes and further cement our roots here in the islands".
The subsequent animations I've produced allow me to be more dynamic with this hybrid visual vocabulary, and I can play more (and at times critique more), across time, with the slippage of signifiers. . when Hell freezes over from Carla Gannis on Vimeo.
Ser487 phosphorylation was found to be more dynamic, with γ-IR triggering a sharp increase followed by a gradual decline over time.
Also, mRNA of these genes appeared to be more dynamic with up to 60-fold changes while proteins levels changed by less than 20-fold.
In summary, the β paralog HoxA and HoxD gene clusters are more dynamic with respect to gene retention, NS and S substitutions, and may be differentially maintained by natural selection.
Of those hemocytes analysed, there was no difference in average lamellipodial areas (data not shown), however, SCAR Δ37 mutant lamellipodia were more dynamic with greater changes in lamellipodial area over time, indicating a reduction in their stability.
Structural comparison of the inward facing PepTSt structure with the occluded conformation of PepTSo supports our previous model where we proposed the C-terminal domain is more dynamic, with helices H10 and H11 facilitating opening of the central peptide-binding site to the interior of the cell during transport.
They're more dynamic, better with their feet.
