Sentence examples for more dynamic changes from inspiring English sources

On the other side, distributed algorithms would be a better choice for the bigger SU networks and spectrum band with more dynamic changes in the frequency availability.

TSHOVER has better data recovery ability to those disk network storage systems with relatively more dynamic changes in the number of disks.

Dia is a more processive, faster elongator, paralleling the long, stable filopodia it induces in vivo, while Ena promotes filopodia with more dynamic changes in number, length, and lifetime.

These observations suggest that more dynamic changes in expression occur during gastrulation than in the period that the planula transforms into a polyp.

In men, serum osteocalcin levels were highest in the 20 29 year age group, declined and stabilized, then increased again in the seventh decade, and serum osteocalcin levels showed more dynamic changes, and increased abruptly around the time of menopause in women.

This could have occurred because the previous study [ 10] only analyzed the transcriptional profiles in the cambium zone and immature and mature xylem, whereas we analyzed the transcriptional profiles following the dynamic process of SVS regeneration, allowing us to obtain genes with more dynamic changes in transcript levels or those that are only strongly transcribed during the transitions.

"There is a widespread social call for deeper and more dynamic change".

But a Webzine, he said, "can be much more dynamic, change its content faster, create dialogue with a bunch of people passionate about the same topic, and push the envelope in getting them to interact".

A sugar baroness of south India's kamma caste, Rajshree Pathy, recently explained this practice to an Indian newspaper, the Business Standard: "The PSG family produces girls, the Lakshmi Mills family produces boys, they marry each other and live happily ever after .The modernisation of India's economy has brought more dynamic change.

This suggests more dynamic metabolomic changes in root than in leaf.

The number of genes, which are differentially expressed in the dauer to dauer exit transition (Table  1), is much larger in P. pacificus (4942 genes, Additional file 2: Table S1) than that seen in C. elegans (917 genes, Additional file 3: Table S2), suggesting more dynamic transcriptional changes accompanying dauer recovery in P. pacificus.