Sentence examples for flexible restricting from inspiring English sources

Mr. Marchionne had proposed making shifts more flexible, restricting strikes and limiting benefits like sick days.

To assess the linearity of the main study and measurement error models, we compared linear models with more flexible restricted cubic spline models that allow for nonlinearity in the relationship between dust endotoxin level and outcome (Durrleman and Simon 1989).

However, ITO films, typically deposited on glass are brittle and they make it difficult to produce flexible devices, restricting their use for flexible devices.

The high attenuation of flexible cable restricts its utility to short distances e.g., spans of less than one kilometre, or approximately a half-mile unless signal repeaters are used.

Two of the elements are on the ends of the wiper holder to keep ice from restricting the flexible levers that allow the wiper to follow the curvature of the windshield.

To achieve three-dimensional architectures, new strategies include the use of meta-substitution, multiplanar as well as flexible vertices, and by restricting the availability of planar conformations via precoordination and/or predesigned steric hindrance.

However, such arms can never be completely flexible in 3D space, restricting the surgeon.

This policy is not intended to replace or restrict Flexible Workplace benefits available to HUCTW members.

Bowel preparation for flexible sigmoidoscopy was restricted to a 240 ml sorbitol enema administered at the screening centre on attendance.

Bacon agrees, warning that compromises, such as restricting the number of times flexible working can be requested, risk undermining the advances being made.

On top of all that, silicon chips are hard and rigid, restricting their application in things like flexible display screens.