Sentence examples for considered to be dynamic from inspiring English sources

In our study, the "ethnic-spatial weighted matrix" is considered to be dynamic.

Job release and machine availability times are considered to be dynamic.

Head lice infestations are considered to be dynamic (15), which is a challenge for detecting risk factors.

The essential question is: how stable or fluid are the risk factors which are generally considered to be dynamic?

Moreover, each effect is considered to be a dynamic system of order three that represents the dynamic behavior of the evaporator.

Nowadays, genomes are considered to be highly dynamic and their evolution is considered to be a bidirectional process, with its size resulting from a dynamic balance between expansion and contraction forces (Bennett and Leitch 2005).

One reason is that actin and MTs are considered to be more dynamic structures that are more prominently involved in the overall cytoskeletal dynamics.

The demand is considered to be 100% dynamic with a time constant of 0.10 s and the frequency dependence of active power is included.

The analysis was based on the results from a TiO2-based memristor device [70] where the tunneling barrier width w was considered to be the dynamic state variable.

Since 2008, "at least three dozen" CL data scraping services — such as MapsKreig, Craiglook and CraigsFish — have been served with cease-and-desist letters by CL, according to the San Francisco Chronicle, "most for building websites that presented Craigslist listings in ways they considered to be more dynamic, visually appealing and helpful".

DWDSs biofilms are considered to be complex, dynamic microbial assemblages with extensive phenotypic diversity supporting adaptation to different hydraulic and chemical surface conditions [ 3, 13– 15].