Sentence examples for flexible distances from inspiring English sources
Promoter regions function as such due to the co-occurrence of a specific set of motifs at specific yet flexible distances from the TSS [5], [6].
And with the option of spreading the studies over six to nine years, flexible distance learning is certainly a lot more affordable for students working full time.
The Open University (OU) is the largest academic institution in the UK and a world leader in flexible distance learning.
The available measurement and weighting schemes allow for flexible distance measurements for the result clustering.
Not all of the atom-pairs of a molecule M have a flexible distance behavior in the conformational space.
The functional residue-based scoring scheme relies on the conservation of residues at functionally important sites (only sequence information) and a flexible distance-based scheme (also structural data).
This tool has an easy to use interface that can center its analysis on stored features or user-provided regions of interest, and can consider flexible distance from reference regions.
The approach was found to be reproducible, robust (based on statistical analyses for evaluating parameters) and flexible (buffer distances depending on the targeted final area covered) so that fire managers may use it to detect WUI according to their specific priorities.
Dr Matthew Higgins, co-chair of the flexible and distance learning group at the University of Leicester, says it's common for part-time students to experience self-doubt as they juggle their coursework with other undertakings.
He has specialist research and consultancy expertise in the areas of internationalisation (international student mobility and transnational education) institutional management structures, policy and strategy development, and flexible and distance learning.
As Mr Brinded himself concludes, "gas will be the fuel of choice for at least the first half of this century (and) flexible, long-distance supplies of LNG are the key".
