Sentence examples for broader flexibility from inspiring English sources

In general, the major benefit of oral versus i.v. chemotherapy can be described with a broader flexibility enabling a more individualized therapy and a higher quality of life.

2a A recent report on an asymmetric hydration of hydroxystyrene-type substrates catalyzed by phenolic acid decarboxylases showed that a broader flexibility in the substrate spectrum for hydratases is possible.[ 10] In order to broaden the biocatalytic toolbox of hydratases, the work represented herein is dedicated to the search for a Michael hydratase with a more relaxed substrate specificity.

Islam in China tends to be practised with broad flexibility.

Three projects in the last year demonstrate the broad flexibility conservation easements give preservationists in protecting land.

Last year, Congress gave the administration broad flexibility to rescue financial institutions under the $700 billion Troubled Asset Relief Program and about half of that has already been spent.

In Chapter 11 alone, the debtor is given broad flexibility to shape a plan that fits the debtor's particular needs.

Secretary of Education Arne Duncan has repeatedly emphasized that states, districts and teachers have broad flexibility to devise their own curriculums and lesson plans based on the standards.

The other new piece of AOL's strategy for its AIM network, AIM Pages, hopes to match MySpace in giving users broad flexibility in designing their pages, but it is also meant to be easier to use.

The current study demonstrates the utility of the MEDB in providing a controlled environment for fundamental studies of gas-phase combustion synthesis phenomena, as well as offering broad flexibility in experimental design with control over process variables such as temperature field, particle residence time, scalable reactant loading, and particle precursor selection.

But nations have broad flexibility under the pact to determine which drugs deserve patents, and to develop their own patent standards depending on public health needs.

Border Patrol officials defended the use-of-force policies, arguing that agents needed broad flexibility to protect themselves and the nation's borders.