Sentence examples for because of rigid from inspiring English sources
Many of the problems of the public services arise because of rigid employment practices.
Largely because of rigid work rules and high taxes, job growth has consistently lagged behind economic growth.
The country is seen as a risk because of rigid labor regulations and other rules that critics say suppress entrepreneurship.
American kids may be surprised that children in other countries are often expected to work to help feed their families, out of necessity, but also because of rigid gender roles.
Often they're their own worst enemies, not because of high salaries — usually, teachers aren't paid enough — or lavish pensions but because of rigid work rules that protect inept teachers and stifle innovation.
"A lot of what was actually going wrong in the country was because of rigid ideology, and a lot of what I considered rigid ideology was on the left.
Asymmetry could arise because of protomers having distinct conformations or because of rigid-body rotations.
DoSA is specialized in identifying SVRs (often loops) with genuine conformational differences and SVRs that are conformationally similar although not superimposable in a global superposition because of rigid-body orientational differences.
In addition, the use of the FokI domain should reduce unintended modifications because of the more rigid spatial requirements for cutting and the lack of activity as a monomer that can occur with Cas9n.
The computational time of this algorithm is high because a number of rigid motion parameters should be computed for all possible correspondences between the query and enrolled images in the dataset.
Previous attempts at bronchoscopic tracheal dilatation and stenting had failed because of a rigid cervical spine and failure to insert a rigid bronchoscope by cardiothoracic surgeons.
