Sentence examples for exceedingly dynamic from inspiring English sources
Immune responses are exceedingly dynamic and it is often hard to achieve a comprehensive assessment of an immune response by looking at just one point in time.
Immune responses are exceedingly dynamic and it is often hard to demonstrate the presence of an immune response by looking at one or two isolated aspects of the immune response at one point in time.
The only outlier is the NLRP1 PYD, in which helix α3 does not exist and the α2−α3 connecting loop is exceedingly dynamic, as probed by fast time scale autocorrelated relaxation measurements.
More importantly, task-contingent conscientiousness exerted a direct effect on transfer, when task demands became exceedingly difficult and dynamic.
What people forget -- their view obscured, perhaps, by the ultra-close 2000 presidential election and the most balanced Congress in 70 years -- is that this dynamic is exceedingly rare in American politics.
Sphingolipid metabolic pathways are diverse, dynamic, and exceedingly complex.
Though ubiquitous in daily life, wayfinding is exceedingly complex and involves a dynamic interplay between the perceived environment and multiple cognitive processes.
Midori's playing was remarkable not only for its steely poise in exceedingly difficult music but also for its freedom of tempo and broad dynamic contrasts.
But they neglect the larger political dynamic that made Wallace both highly useful to Roosevelt's re-election and exceedingly controversial as an outspoken World War II liberal.
The fun — or if not the fun, the fascination — of "The Way It Is" was watching the emotional but exceedingly focused Ms. Cole take on the role of mother to her wayward sister and mom, and in the interview setting this dynamic comes through even more strongly, as if under a microscope.
