Sentence examples for dynamic species from inspiring English sources
I asked Lazio if he had come to see the merits of the "opportunity society" conservatism that Jack Kemp, Newt Gingrich and others were championing at the time -- a dynamic species of Republicanism he had never encountered in Suffolk County.
"The picture that seems to be emerging is that they were a fairly dynamic species that went through local extinctions, expansions and migrations.
These tools provide valuable information for generating hypotheses and making inference about the processes driving dynamic species distributional patterns.
Examples of note include characterization of isolated IDPs in solution as collapsed and dynamic species, detailed insight into complex IDP folding landscapes, and new information about how tunable regulation of structure-mediated binding cooperativity and consequent function can be achieved through protein disorder.
Allgame stated that the inclusion of three "dynamic" species "raises the bar" for real-time strategy games, complimenting the game for forcing the player to "learn how [the aliens'] minds work and not think like a human".
Coral colony size distributions were less dynamic, species richness did not significantly change, and evenness increased between 2003 and 2007 (paired t-test, P<0.01).
Our results reveal a highly dynamic species-specific intron evolution, which is able to shape relatively rapidly the intron-exon structure of a transferred gene.
A dynamic equilibrium between dormant species and a low concentration of catalytically active species is suggested to explain the living character of the polymerization process observed at temperatures up to 80 °C.
A β has been show to aggregate and assemble into a range of dynamic, soluble species, and defining the particular in vivo 'toxic' species which correlate most significantly with AD progression is challenging.
Theoretical treatments of food webs usually focus on the stable configurations of dynamic interacting species.
Subsequently, demographic hypotheses inferred from the distributional dynamic of species would be tested using coalescent analyses.
