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When only PTRN-1 was present (noca-1∆), microtubules appeared less dynamic than in wild type, whereas microtubules exhibited apparently normal dynamics when only NOCA-1 was present (ptrn-1∆; Video 2).
"Science is less dynamic than business," declared Berezovsky, who saw the opportunities faster than most.
The American labour market may be less dynamic than it was, but it is still more dynamic than Europe's.
It had no detectable magnetic field, meaning its core was cooler and less dynamic than Earth's and that its surface was lashed by radiation.
Its financial system is more tightly regulated and less dynamic than the American one, but also more stable, Chinese economists argue.
During a take on "I Will Always Love You" — a bit less dynamic than what she did last Monday in Charlotte, N.C.
In fact, recent tests conducted at dpreview.com concluded that the new 15-megapixel Canon EOS 50D ($1,400) "shows visibly more chroma and luminance noise," and slightly less dynamic range, than the older 10-megapixel Canon EOS 40D ($920).
The left would rather see American life altered (with a significantly larger government, a smaller and less active civil society, and a more consolidated but less dynamic economy) than see our welfare-state institutions reformed.
The roll-out of 3G, Mr Sarin agrees, will provide litmus tests of both his own leadership and Vodafone's ability to function as a unified entity.Redrawing organisation charts, rationalising back-room systems and cutting costs are hardly the sorts of activities that generate headlines, so Vodafone seems a less dynamic firm than it was under Sir Chris.
This can be viewed as a good thing with regard to stability of the response, but creates a much less dynamic filter than in the control case.
In clinical neuroblastoma chromogranin A immunoreactivity is associated with tumor hypoxia, but with less dynamic range than IGF2 expression.
