Sentence examples for areas of flexibility from inspiring English sources

We suggest that placement of extensions on NR agonists will highlight unexpected areas of flexibility within LBDs that could accommodate extensions; thereby enhancing the selectivity of agonist binding to particular NRs.

Former Ambassador James Dobbins--whashas directly negotiated with Iran--argued for lifting the ban in 2009, saying it could "enable both sides to more accurately gauge the other's real intentions, interests and possible areas of flexibility" and eliminate some of the pressure and hype that has undermined high-level diplomacy.

Broadly speaking, we feel Eugene offers certain advantages in the areas of flexibility, ease of use, interoperability with other tools, reflection of synthetic biology design flows, and extensibility.

Additional areas of flexibility (as evidenced by elevated B-factors) reside within subdomain I, provided by the loops connecting sheet strands β3 β4 and β4 β5 of the structure.

Another area of flexibility is that Elliptic has made its technology available within an off-board DSP — the Wolfson 5110 — which allows an OEM to create a device that supports gesture controls even when the phone's main processor is sleeping (i.e. so that a gesture interface does not compromise other power efficiency technologies which help to improve battery longevity on a mobile device).

On the other hand, they have to ensure that these expedited processes will not lead to technical debt, especially in the areas of future flexibility, degradation of existing capabilities, or rework.

That also has benefits in areas of security and flexibility, right?

This is a further reason to doubt whether the recent fall in the pound against the euro has gone far enough.The way that the Treasury initially assessed the second test also gives it scope to find fault on another ground: the euro area's own lack of flexibility.

This paper critically examines issues in auction design that contributed to this delay and reviews the key elements in the design process namely a coherent regulatory framework, choice of service areas, flexibility for service area consolidation, standards and their role, convergence, managing public service regulation and managing defaults.

Students in life sciences, chemistry and geosciences are less happy, on average, especially in the areas of curricular breadth and flexibility and career guidance.

Thus, the major selective pressure seems to have been on the catalytic function of the protein, while other areas of the protein retained flexibility in their functional design.