Sentence examples for more dynamic role from inspiring English sources

Its support for the Palestinian cause and its quest for a more dynamic role in the Islamic world will increase.

Although both demonstrate large dependence on dimerization for mediating their functions, KD for N-terminal dimerization is significantly high suggesting more dynamic role of this domain.

DR in future can be scaled to play a more dynamic role in electricity markets, but that would require changes both on technology as well as policy front.

Internationally, the papacy assumed a more dynamic role following the unsuccessful attempts at mediation by Pope Benedict XV (1914 22) and Pope Pius XII (1939 58) during World War I and World War II.

Western powers have long been trying to cajole the PLA into playing a more dynamic role, both in UN peacekeeping (China is a big contributor of troops, but not of front-line ones) and disaster relief (the PLA did not send forces to help out after the Indian Ocean tsunami of December 2004).

So she turned to technology to give students a more dynamic role in the learning process.

Rather than eliminating workers, technological advances can make it possible for workers to step into new, more dynamic roles.

Hence, r-proteins have more dynamic roles in regulating the p53 tumor suppressor pathway than was previously thought, reviewed in [35] [37].

Intermediate filament proteins have earlier been viewed as scaffolding structural proteins but more and more data suggest much more dynamic roles for these proteins [ 67].

"It is clearly the judgment that the continent is now ready for Brazil to assume a broader, more dynamic leadership role in regional affairs," Riordan Roett, director of the Western Hemisphere Program at Johns Hopkins University, said in referring to Brazilian leaders in an essay published this month by the Web site InfoBrazil.com.

I think now it is in the hands of the American military generals to convince the Sunnis to play a more vital, dynamic role in the political arena.