Unlike the genome, the transcriptome is more dynamic and provides more valuable reference information for cell function interpretation, but its study is more inexpensive [ 39].
To incorporate the US in ED decreases overall care time, since the EP is more efficient and dynamic, providing greater clinical safety and decreasing the complications.
Bate and Robert and colleagues [ 8, 9] took up a more dynamic approach by providing process descriptions of two collaboratives and detailing the extent to which the collaborative method was implemented.
In summary, through the discussion on the dynamism of competition power, the main origin of the inefficiency in the local and international markets can be recognized and the situations of doing the more dynamic analysis can be provided.
In other words, a smaller value of mmin leads to a steeper tonal curve providing more LDR compression, and a larger value of mmax leads to a flatter tonal curve providing more dynamic range preservation.
The APIs and protocols were borne out of the evolution of the World Wide Web (WWW) that started to provide more dynamic and interactive content on Web pages leading to the phenomenon of mashups.
In sum, since many biomarker studies in schizophrenia have sampled chronic patients who are typically stable, studies incorporating more dynamic sampling strategies could provide a more insight and possibly a unique set of markers to pursue.
The Spielerversteher – a coach who understands and accommodates his players – has started listening to the team's wishes and finally changed the formulaic 4-3-3 system to a more dynamic, fluid 4-2-3-1 4-2-3-1 4-2-3-1 4-2-3-1 a much needed attacking impetus.
In a system with local knowledge only a more dynamic solution has to be provided.
In addition, higher IEP to mentor ratios (small group learning), maximised the mentor time and provided a more "dynamic" session for the IEPs.
