Sentence examples for flexibility and propensity from inspiring English sources

Polysaccharides are among the most used materials for the production of these carriers, owing to their structural flexibility and propensity to evidence biocompatibility and biodegradability.

In the bacterial type III secretion system, there is mounting evidence that the structure of these injectisomes alter as they bind their cognate folded protein targets due to the extreme flexibility and propensity for coiled-coil interactions of the injectisomes themselves [47], [48].

Sweezy, a six-foot-five, two-hundred-and-ninety-odd-pound defensive tackle, was knocked by scouts for his weak upper body, his lack of flexibility, and his propensity for meathead antics, which allegedly included a drunken altercation with a sixty-five-year-old bus driver.

It remains challenging to experimentally or theoretically characterize the secondary and tertiary structures of the Aβ monomer because of its high flexibility and aggregation propensity, and its conformations that lead to the aggregation are not fully identified.

Probably because of regions of high flexibility and the propensity of dynamin family members to self-assemble, high-resolution structural data for more than individual domains has proven difficult to obtain.

From this research the prominent role that personality traits can have on the degree of a sustainability orientation within firms emerges: for instance, Regouin (2003) has highlighted that reasons behind a firm's conversion to organic farming depend on personal traits such as curiosity, flexibility, risk propensity and creativity in exploring innovative marketing approaches.

Indeed, several studies clearly illustrated that GC-rich trinucleotide repeats are highly flexibility and possess a greater propensity to bend towards the major groove [ 53, 54].

The passive follower does not share the proactive manager's propensity for flexibility and prefers structure with no variation in medication or meal times.

Imagination, judgment, discrimination, flexibility, propensity for learning and relearning, and intrepidity in the face of change -- these inner traits are all exercised by rigorous application to the liberal arts.

Since the pioneering work of Hopp [ 3] on the linear B-cell epitope prediction, many methods [ 4– 8] have been proposed to predict linear epitopes by using residue propensities, that is, hydrophilicity, flexibility, and solvent accessibility.

As expected, the I657V mutation could increase the antigenic propensity of the NWFNITNW region because of the elevated hydrophilicity, flexibility and turns (Fig. 5).