Sentence examples for more dynamic behaviour from inspiring English sources

In contrast, β-actin exhibits a more dynamic behaviour with faster nucleotide exchange rates (Bergeron et al. 2010).

However, there might be several reasons for why a more dynamic behaviour of centromeric sequences is observed.

In the light of the discovery that β-actin, in comparison with γ-actin, shows a more dynamic kinetic behaviour (Bergeron et al. 2010), together with recent findings that β-actin is the isoform necessary in gene expression regulation (Tondeleir et al. 2012), one could speculate that quiescent cells with reduced transcriptional activity require less of this dynamic actin isoform.

This offers a probabilistic framework that provides a more dynamic and modular behaviour than traditional rule based planners.

A flaw in the beam near the narrow end affects the static and dynamic behaviour more than one near the wider end.

This is a limitation because the gap between the static information used to build the underlying model in AOP and the its dynamic behaviour is more evident.

This simplified approach is thought to be more representative of the global dynamic behaviour, in addition the reduction of degrees of freedom is obviously an improvement for modelling on Finite Element software.

The comparison between the theoretical calculations and the experimental results eventually allows to scan which of these relations is more representative of the real dynamic behaviour of the tested hemp concretes.

Herein, we have introduced a mathematical formulation that involves all the significant elements participating in the pathway, facilitating a more holistic description of the dynamic behaviour of the pathway.

The nature of the analysis implies that it is possible to transfer such insights to more complex models with similar dynamic behaviour.

However, to obtain a more unbiased determination of the dynamic behaviour of actin, applicable also to the regulatory molecules studied here, we developed a quantifiable parameter which we called 'treadmilling factor' (TMF).