Sentence examples for flexibility in format from inspiring English sources

With respect to program design there must be flexibility in format, delivery and content to suit various needs.

It is also possible that by using this type of long probe array, we lose a portion of the variation; however in doing so, we gain better coverage of the transcriptome, flexibility in format design and lower price.

This is a format that is maintained by an international organization that allows essentially the same sorts of formatting as HTML: bold, italics, etc, and allows the user to resize the font with which he or she is reading, but also permits some flexibility in formatting paragraphs and margins and so forth, which makes for a better-looking page on the screen.

The greater flexibility in program format and on-demand replay afforded by this technology gives it an advantage over radio in deploying media interventions.

BCML is our proposal to overcome this lack of flexibility in the current available data formats for pathways.

Web-based approaches increasingly have the capacity and flexibility to provide information in formats which incur lower literacy demands than do print-based media.

To allow for flexibility in handling different databases, several input formats have been implemented.

The ISA-TAB standard [ 16, 18] forms the basis for our ISA-TAB-Nano format because of its flexibility in supporting several different types of assays of interest including physicochemical, in vitro, and in vivo assays.

While some writing manuals offer flexibility in using a period or colon, MLA format requires a period.

Because procedural changes at NGDC and source institutions necessarily occur infrequently, it is expected that the MGD77 format will remain the official exchange format for underway geophysical data for some time, whereas the new MGD77+ format offers users much needed flexibility in how they use the data.

One could speculate that the flexibility of the format in itself was an important clinical factor.