Studies of the MSI system have documented relative flexibility issues between the lumbar and hip region, where early or excess lumbar motion is observed with lower limb movement tests and with trunk sidebending [ 84, 85].
In reply, SME owners have recommended declining interest rate, reducing the number of required paper documents, flexibility in collateral and introducing a borrower-friendly repayment procedure.
Support for this has come from studies that have documented limited vocal flexibility and convergence in different primate species, typically in calls used during social interactions.
Therefore, we conclude that females can gain substantial fitness benefits by performing parental care to compensate for mate loss and suggest that the flexibility documented here represents an evolved and adaptive response to environmental and social uncertainty.
Deficits in executive function, including measures of working memory, inhibition and cognitive flexibility, have been documented in preschoolers born very low birth weight (VLBW) compared with preschoolers born normal birth weight (NBW).
Yet adaptive life history flexibility remains poorly documented.
The porpoise's ability to change its FOV within a buzz implies an even greater flexibility than recently documented in vespertilionid bats (Surlykke et al., 2009; Jakobsen and Surlykke, 2010; Jakobsen et al., 2013).
Aimed at developers, they will basically let apps that integrate Dropbox-based documores more flexibility in what can be linked to — either in the form of a Shared Folder or a Document Preview.
The option of sectioning the document provides flexibility, for example in being able to separate structures extractable from the introduction, description, synthetic schema or claims.
While MySQL requires lots of up front planning and modeling to translate a news story into a collection of data fields and datatypes, MongoDB is a new kind of database that natively stores documents with flexibility.
