Sentence examples for but rather dynamic from inspiring English sources

As you can see, a person's "ripeness" level is not static, but rather dynamic.

Costumes are "not mere static arrangements in the world, but rather dynamic reconfigurings of the world" (Barad 2003, p. 816).

This order is called holomovement because it is not static but rather dynamic, as in Whitehead's process philosophy.

Moreover, aortic cross-sectional area is not constant but rather dynamic in any individual patient.

Progression of fibrotic liver disease towards cirrhosis is not linear but rather dynamic and highly variable between individuals.

First, protocols should not be viewed as static constructs, but rather dynamic tools in evolution, which can be modified to accommodate new data and/or clinical practice guidelines.

In reality, PFSPs are not usually static, but are rather dynamic, as customer orders are placed at random time intervals.

After all, they kind of are the new masters of Bluetooth headphones, but are rather dynamic in the audio hardware space, too.

Moreover, longitudinal studies are necessary because DTD is not a static but a rather dynamic condition, undergoing changes in its manifestation over time.

The current model of CSC plasticity between EMT and MET states suggests that CSCs may not constitute fixed populations but rather a dynamic, plastic and phenotypic state that can be acquired as a function of dynamic tumor microenvironment changes such as growth factor and inflammatory signaling, stromal cell interactions, and tumor hypoxia/metabolic reprograming.

Turnbull said the economy was not like a cake of fixed size but rather was dynamic.