Sentence examples for more dynamic cases from inspiring English sources

The ART model did a reasonable job of matching the simulation results for the simpler mission case, while auxiliary dynamic models were required to adequately capture risk-driver rankings for the more dynamic cases.

All can be of medicinal value, yarrow being a more dynamic case in point.

Today study on intergenerational relationships has changed from the static and overall analysis to increased focus on more dynamic and individualized cases (Tang 2010).

Our studies demonstrate how more dynamic inputs, in this case an oscillating input (on a finite time interval), might be necessary to delineate subtle features of underlying network topologies.

It has been noted that YGWALP23 exhibits dramatically more dynamic averaging than is the case when only one tyrosine is present in YGWALP23.

Localization therefore holds more dynamic meanings than is often the case in the rather top-down assumptions held in the organizational notion of localism.

Because it brings in more dynamic economies with, in Turkey's case, a growing population, enlargement is good for the EU, as well as for the new members.

Modelling with truss elements means that the analytical structure has more dynamic degrees of freedom than in the actual case [21, 22, 23, 24].

"I think people just assumed Obama would be a lot more skilled, a lot more dynamic than Romney, which wasn't really the case," Shuster said.

The issue is made even more complex in the case of PMSE services which are more dynamic than DTT transmitters.

In the case of migraine, the diagnostic classification is perhaps more dynamic than for epilepsies.