The "Double Falsehood" study purported to shed similar light on the Bard's psychology, noting, for example, that his "relatively dynamic writing style and relatively high use of social content words" suggested someone who was "socially focused and interested in climbing higher on the social ladder".
Thus, our studies revealed two different types of E-cadherin-based AJs: stable tangential AJs in nontransformed epithelial cells and relatively dynamic radial AJs in transformed epithelial cells.
Mature miRNA sequences and their precursor sizes differ greatly between poriferans, cnidarians, and bilaterians, which suggests relatively dynamic evolution [12].
All the Paleo-Indian groups lived in a relatively dynamic landscape that they shared with Pleistocene flora and fauna, most notably with megafauna such as mammoths, mastodons, giant bison, giant ground sloths, sabre-toothed cats, and short-faced bears.
In the U.S., the trade deficit is in part the result of a relatively dynamic economy.
(Orwell is sometimes criticized for ignoring the American example, but, closer to home, if he had taken any interest in Scotland, he would have seen a relatively dynamic social culture propelled by a serious stake in education).
We performed our experiments in our indoor lab (Figure5) where the channel is relatively dynamic; the SNR of the ZigBee packets varies from 0dB to 12dB.
That process of 'improving' was additionally fuelled by rising income of urban councils as a result of relatively dynamic economic development [1].
These findings suggest a relatively dynamic nature of serum PCB concentrations during the earliest windows of human development, underscoring the need to characterize exposures during the periconception window.
