These associations appear to be dynamically evolving throughout phylogenesis and have implications for human genetic diseases in which polyQ or polyA repeats, associated or not, are pathologically expanded.
The functional interactions of large-scale brain networks are dynamically evolving, which could be associated with cognitive, behavioral developments during maturation and pathophysiology of brain disorders (Deco et al., 2011).
Importantly, mutations in genes for Notch-Delta signaling components can affect specific bristles, and indeed sensory bristle-specific regulatory modules and the AS-C gene copy number are dynamically evolving (Galant et al. 1998; Negre and Simpson 2009).
32 Finally, the SC is a dynamically evolving structure and, near to a more compact region (stratum compactum), a looser part can be distinguished due to desquamation processes (stratum disjunctum; Figure 1).
Note that the host-pathogen interaction network we constructed is a dynamically evolving system.
However, our recent studies show that this unique cancer is a dynamically evolving obligate parasite, which uses gene expression alterations (Ujvari et al. 2012, 2013), telomere homeostasis (Ujvari et al. 2012) and epigenetic variations (Ujvari et al. 2013).
These clinical challenges are often dynamically evolving questions.
The means by which such "lending" is being provided is wide-ranging and dynamically evolving.
Beyond subjective observations, automated image analysis for diagnostic applications is currently a dynamically evolving domain, supporting an increasing standardization and an accuracy of the diagnostic process [ 23, 24].
This theory uses a triangulation process that is dynamically varying and follows deterministic rules, or is dynamical enough to map out how this can evolve into dimensional spaces similar to that of our universe.
The third person in their every conversation is dynamically brilliant.
