Sentence examples for gradual dynamic from inspiring English sources

The gradual dynamic defluorination of [18F]FE-DTBZ-d4 and [18F]FE-DTBZ in plasma was retrospectively determined from the dynamic cortical bone uptake (Figure 6), and the cortical H TR was acquired from [18F]F- data.

Due to dislocation density transport, the incompatibility in the plastic distortion between phases is accommodated by the creation of a continuous layer of polar edge dislocation density through a gradual dynamic accumulation at the channel wall interfaces.

Also: "Thus, the observed gradual, dynamic metabolome remodeling throughout lifespan, including both increases and decreases in metabolite signals, implied a role of predetermined, genetically-defined aging".

The observed gradual, dynamic metabolome remodeling throughout lifespan, including both increases and decreases in metabolite signals, implied a role of predetermined, programmatic (but not necessarily programmed), genetically-defined aging (Pletcher et al., 2002; Somel et al., 2010; de Magalhaes, 2012).

Overall, from the current study the aging process emerges as a gradual, dynamic metabolome remodeling that involves changes in the levels (both increases and decreases) in numerous cellular metabolites, delays in these changes in late life and under conditions that lead to longer lifespan, and accumulation of damage, whose condition-dependent cumulative effects may impact survivorship.

The street networks in historic textures often have organic configurations that emerged as a result of a gradual evolution dynamic over time.

The proposed system can deal with sudden and gradual illumination changes, dynamic backgrounds, camouflage, camera jitter, and stopped dynamic objects.

Scaffolds exhibited a relatively gradual decrease of dynamic compressive stress beyond peak stress, and an overall improvement of compressive response and energy absorption capacity was measured under the dynamic loading conditions.

Despite his three-year exile to Vancouver, from 1997 to 2000, despite the Devils' Stanley Cups in 1995 and 2000, and despite the gradual erosion of his dynamic skills, Messier remains the personification of hockey in the metropolitan area.

It is claimed that they can handle bootstrapping scenes containing dynamic backgrounds, gradual illumination changes, and shadows.

It also reinforces the contention that, rather than viewing changes with age as a picture of gradual loss, a more dynamic understanding of what is happening in the older brain needs to be considered.[16] Such a consideration might well explore practical means of not just attenuating decline, but of augmenting improvement, as is illustrated here for exercise.