Sentence examples for dynamic exhibited from inspiring English sources

The taxon pulse pattern exhibited by these parasites (Brooks and Ferrao 2005) is congruent with the taxon pulse dynamic exhibited by hominoids, proboscideans (elephants and their relatives), and hyenas since the Miocene (Folinsbee and Brooks 2007).

"Some of the standout smart cities – Barcelona, Amsterdam, Malmo – exhibited dynamic leadership from their mayors as well as chief executives," he says.

The material exhibited dynamic strain ageing phenomenon in the temperature range 473 673 K.

Ordered CTC-25 and CTC-170 exhibited dynamic MB adsorption within 15 min and complete oxidation of MB in 25 40 min.

The above four types of interneurons all exhibited dynamic relationships with the theta and ripple episodes which provided the characteristic classifications to their putative identities [34], [35], [46].

In endometrial cancer, CGI shores exhibited dynamic DNA methylation changes that were independent of changes in the CpG islands.

The unmodified bmt tRNALeuUAA transcript exhibited dynamic folding behavior similar to hmt tRNALeuUAA, with a persistent slow phase of refolding at equilibrium and in Mg2+-jump experiments.

When viewed by real-time low-light microscopy, β2-actinin peptide-treated cells were attached but exhibited dynamic membrane activity, with projections extending and retracting around the perimeter of the cell.

Under optimal conditions, the QB-based ICA (QB-ICA) sensor exhibited dynamic linear detection of AFB1 in maize extract from 5 to 60 pg mL 1, with a median inhibitory concentration (IC50) of 13.87 ± 0.16 pg mL 1, that is significantly (39-fold) lower than those of the QD as a signal probe (IC50 = 0.54 ± 0.06 ng mL 1).

However, alteration of a sequence of the 6 base pairs containing stem of MB allowed the design of pHSO probes that exhibited different dynamic pH range and possessed slightly different transition midpoint between i-motif and open loop configuration.

The dideoxy drugs, tenofovir and most PIs exhibited small "dynamic ranges" with values of <4-fold change observed in >99% of samples.