Sentence examples for dynamic merger from inspiring English sources

Our findings show, for the first time, that GC clusters undergo dynamic merger and shuffling.

These mitochondrial TEs experience rapid diversification by nucleotide substitution and, more importantly, undergo dynamic merger and shuffling to form new TEs.

GC42 and other GC clusters have highly dynamic evolutionary trajectories featuring rapid nucleotide substitutions, dynamic merger, and shuffling of GC-cluster units.

The highly dynamic merger and shuffling processes will alter the secondary structure and mobile activity of GC-rich TEs and ultimately change their abundance at both the genomic and population levels.

It couldn't match the aesthetic innovations of Cubism or, a few years later, the conceptual genius of Dada, or the dynamic mergers of art and design in Russian Constructivism, or the experimental discipline of the Bauhaus.

What basically got us to the point where we could embrace the settlement is that we believe the low-cost carriers will create a healthier, more competitive dynamic than simply banning the merger altogether.

GC42 undergoes dynamic transformation, presumably derived from merger of smaller GC clusters as observed in S. cerevisiae and further merging into bigger GC clusters as observed in S. paradoxus.

The New York Stock Exchange- Archipelago merger highlights a fundamental dynamic of dealmaking that's often overlooked.

In the Netherlands, the insurance market structure has been dynamic since 2006, partly characterized by mergers that increased HHI.

He scrapped that and started an online web magazine, LA MAGNET (Los Angeles Magazine On the Net); he cherry-picked from the writers left from the LA Record and LA View merger to become "the first dynamic Los Angeles online magazine on culture".

And Mr. Parker, of Barclays Capital, suggested that cross-border deals, which represented 35 percent of mergers this year, point to a shifting dynamic in the marketplace that might be less dependent on the health of the United States economy.