Sentence examples for flexibility adjusted from inspiring English sources

Regression analyses revealed that latent scores for psychometric intelligence reliably predict latent scores for cognitive flexibility (adjusted R2 = 0.94).

Flexibility, adjusting to new facts, listening, adapting are more likely to be traits we seek since we have seen the damage done by a leader who does not have those traits.

A longer time period between two consecutive observations of a plant could lead to lower adjustment cost estimates, as plants may have more flexibility to adjust over a longer horizon.

EISA provided limited flexibility to adjust these thresholds downward by up to 10 percent, and EPA proposed this adjustment for the advanced biofuels category.

If any party fails to deliver, the US must have the flexibility to adjust its tactics.

"If things get tight, we have the flexibility" to adjust spending, Mr. Black said.

Most military officers say they need more flexibility in adjusting force levels.

This has enabled them to provide more nonstop flights and greater flexibility to adjust routes.

These two pivotal financial regulatory agencies thus have the flexibility to adjust their own staff.

Goldman had more flexibility in adjusting pay because, he said, "we do not offer multiyear pay guarantees".

The multilayered structure also provided the flexibility of adjusting the dielectric constant of the film.