Among the most striking instances of dynamic MT reorganization are those that accompany sexual differentiation.
With respect to the examples listed earlier, the first few (expression is monotonically increasing, monotonically decreasing, increasing then decreasing) are instances of dynamic paths.
Modifications of the load impedance, for instance because of dynamic power management policies or, in general, because of different tasks performed by the powered system during its activity, result into changes of the load current.
Combinations of different marker modalities – for instance, markers of dynamic turnover (typically biochemical markers) and assessment of current status (for example, by MRI) – may provide complementary information and thereby superior identification of progressors for clinical trial design.
Our finding that mosquito density fluctuations may significantly influence malaria emergence reinforces the need to include vector management options in mitigation or adaptation strategies, highlighting a striking instance of how dynamic climate-driven disease models can usefully guide policy development.
To create and verify such refinements, behavioral models capturing recon- figuration or communication scenarios are presented as instances of a dynamic meta-model, i.e., a typed graph transformation system specifying the concepts and basic operations scenarios may be composed of.
For each of the four instance sizes, we create eight instances with different percentages of dynamic requests.
The IBVU provides a run-time control flow protection by validating a dynamic instance of an indirect branch's address and its target address – indirect branch pair (IBP), which represents the program behavior.
Although the degree of organ dysfunction at baseline, calculated for example using a SOFA score, is highly predictive of 28-day mortality, it appears probable that a single assessment in time is inferior to assessment of dynamic changes (for instance, delta SOFA) [ 30, 31].
