Sentence examples for flexible slightly from inspiring English sources

Universities must be more flexible, slightly shifting back term start dates if needed to allow PQA – a system that offers fairness, transparency and could help in widening access with students able to apply to their most appropriate destination.

This court has repeatedly condemned quotas as unconstitutional, and respondents cannot escape the reach of those cases by pursuing a purportedly flexible, slightly amorphous "critical mass" in lieu of the kind of rigid numerical quotas struck down by this court in Bakke.

A flexible, slightly transparent and metal-free random network of single-walled carbon nanotubes (SWCNTs) on plain polyethylene terephthalate (PET) plastic substrate outperformed platinum on conductive glass and on plastic as the counter electrode (CE) of a dye solar cell employing a Co II/III tris(2,2′-bipyridyl) complex redox mediator in 3-methoxypropionitrile solvent.

The rubberised bitumen itself is flexible and slightly springy, which enables it to absorb more unwanted sonic energy.Shredded tyres are not the last word in exotic road toppings.

This induces mutual repulsion and expansion of the formerly coiled macromolecules [59], making them more flexible and slightly more polar in nature, thus promoting its reactivity allowing for the formation of more stable Mn(INT aq compounds while reducing the progestagens affinity with the NOM.

We infer from these results, and others, that the interaction of coiled coils with target molecules requires a locally flexible or slightly disordered coiled coil.

The SNaPshot assay is more flexible and slightly more sensitive than direct sequencing [ 10, 11].

Mr. Felkley liked the slightly flexible tips at the ends.

ABS is a very strong plastic, and is slightly flexible.

The best knife for the job has an 8- to 10-inch-long slightly flexible blade.

The waves excite low-frequency vibrations in the slightly flexible shells of the plastic or metal mines.