Sentence examples for notably dynamic from inspiring English sources
And the first of those is the only sort of defence business that is growing.Hughes, a notably dynamic firm that Raytheon agreed to buy for $9.5 billion in January, could revitalise its parent.
Notably, dynamic changes in ROS levels are of well relevance to not only the initiation of pro-apoptotic CHOP activities, but also to expression pattern of NRF2-regulated oxidative stress genes and HSF1-regulated ER stress genes during fenretinide-induced apoptosis (Supplementary Figure S2).
These observations imply that the boundaries between inferred clusters are notably dynamic.
Notably, dynamic interaction among proteins was shown to be predictive of breast cancer outcome [ 6], implying that studying the dynamic changes in network topology, as the differentially expressed genes, can provide biological clues of complex diseases.
Babenko et al. [ 44] observed two clear trends in the evolution of paralogous gene families: the evolution of their gene structure is notably dynamic, and this evolution involves more intron gains than losses.
Notably, the dynamic expression and degradation of cyclins and p-proteins are associated with progression of cell cycle through different phases.
Thus RNA-seq showed an expected pattern of NF-κB dependent gene expression and notably the dynamic range by RNA-seq is greater than previously observed with microarrays.
Most notably, the dynamic programming algorithm yields much better spatial precision for outbreaks with higher spatial coverage (and therefore more outbreak rectangles).
Additionally, the RNA-seq data showed the expected oscillatory gene expression pattern of NF-κB dependent gene expression, and notably the dynamic range by RNA-seq is greater than previously observed with microarrays (Kawahara et al., 2011).
With the rapid development of mathematical optimization techniques, notably linear and dynamic programming and the availability of computers following the Second World War, interest developed in applying these techniques to improve decision-making in transportation planning.
Notably, in the dynamic gaze condition the control group, but not the group of infants at risk, showed a significant difference in response to gaze toward, compared to away from, the infant.
