Screenwriter Will Resier, who based the film off his own personal struggles with cancer, wrote one of the most dynamically emotive and sincere films of all time.
Perhaps the most dynamically interesting and biologically relevant simulation is when the microenvironment is poor in resources (β=0.8) and the cost of being independent is high (γ=0.8) as shown in the bottom right corner of Figure 2. If both ρ and α are low then the tumour will be dominated by I phenotypes.
The eastern Hindu Kush in northern Pakistan is among the most dynamically active tectonic and geomorphic areas in the world.
The high latitudes of Eurasia, the largest and most dynamically complex northern region, can serve as a basis for developing effective climate mitigation policies and adaptation measures for global circumpolar north.
GILZ (also known as TSC22D3) is the most dynamically regulated TF of this group, and near its promoter region, an increase in STAT3 occupancy is observed upon TAM treatment compared to an EtOH control (Additional file 1: Figure S11).
Székesfehérvár, a traditional market centre, is also one of the most dynamically developing industrial centres in the country and the location of an increasing number of companies specializing in communication technologies.
"They're literally probably fifty years ahead of most of the rest of America, because they are immigrant entrance points and the makeup of the country is most dynamically reflected in them.
As the leader of the most dynamically growing cigarette company, Mr. Cullman could hardly ignore the claims.
Philippe de Montebello, the former director of the Met, said: "He added to the collection in a great many areas but most dynamically in Greek vases.
Muslims from south Asia, who form one of the most dynamically upwardly mobile groups in the US, tend to worship separately from African-American Muslims.
