Developing countries offer higher economic-growth rates, have younger, more dynamic populations and are under-represented in the global stockmarket.
The CHB population had more dynamic positions in their genomes than the CHS population, while the CHS genomes had more indels than the CHB genomes.
Cortical actin is more dynamic in T lymphocyte populations with higher permissivity to HIV-1 infection, suggesting that HIV-1 has to overcome this block specifically for entry into resting CD4+ T lymphocytes.
They found a microcosm in one small northern Virginia city, Manassas Park, within the outer ring of Washington, D.C., suburbs, which has "a racially diverse demographic profile resembling the national average (i.e., 10% black, 30% Latino, and slightly more than 50% white)" and dynamic population growth owing to in-migration from the Northeast and the Midwest.
We describe the breadth and distribution of genome-wide CNVs detected in a segregating parasite population and a more dynamic genome structure than has been reported previously for malaria parasite populations.
Urbanization and population settlement is substantially more dynamic in areas affected by subway expansion than in similar areas elsewhere (whether or not they are served by urban rail).
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Second, a further slowdown in rich countries' growth rates appears inevitable, given that even in the more dynamic countries the growth rates of the working-age population is declining.
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.
Together, these factors are likely to reduce car ownership, consolidate fueling and parking infrastructure, and lead to a more dynamic, interconnected transit system capable of supporting increasingly dense populations in urban centers.
