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With its cautionary title, "Some Implications of Uncertainty and Misperception for Monetary Policy", its key advice was that a declining unemployment rate is potentially a more dynamic indicator of economic health than inflation that often reacts with a significant lag.
In predicting fluid responsiveness in ICU patients, it is preferable to use more reliable dynamic indicators reflecting hypovolaemia than static parameters [ 51, 52].
The most stable areas, those where land uses follow minimal or no changes, would probably give the best possible account of climate change impacts, offering a baseline to analyze the variation of climate change indicators in more dynamic areas.
It is via these two indicators that liberalized trade has more dynamic interactions.
Because biochemical markers are sensitive and dynamic indicators of tissue turnover, they have the potential to provide information on treatment efficacy more rapidly than a variety of imaging methods [ 16].
The significant changes in indicator species, crust composition, and proportional turnover metrics support the finding that crust communities are more dynamic over short time scales than previously thought (Belnap et al. 2006).
Kolarov is even more dynamic.
This is much more dynamic.
It is more dynamic, more inegalitarian.
"The plays have been more dynamic".
