Sentence examples for innate flexibility from inspiring English sources

One is that the change reflects an innate flexibility; as conditions vary, the animal is able to adjust its behavior in response.

Alternatively, the structures may provide hints about the innate flexibility within the RBR domain structure and offer a snapshot of the ensuing conformational changes required for activation.

This enhanced stability is postulated to result from a shift in the thermodynamic landscape of the protein to favor the ligand-bound state, which prevents much of the protein's innate flexibility and movement (or protein "breathing") (69– 71) from being realized (1).

I'd love to see more examples of break-out-of-the-box thinking on college campuses, giving students more room to cultivate their innate abilities and more flexibility to be ready for the world that awaits them, rather than the world that existed forty years ago.

Recent efforts in these directions have highlighted both the innate and engineered chemical flexibility of PKSs in accepting a variety of non-native substrates to generate novel polyketide derivatives in vitro and in vivo, thus opening up the exploitation of novel chemical spaces and bioactivities for this class of natural products.

Monocytes/macrophages are a heterogeneous cell population that plays a crucial role in various fundamental innate immunity processes displaying remarkable flexibility for adaptation to specific external and internal stimuli [1,2].

Apparently, innate natural musicality plus the flexibility and alertness of the ensemble are greater determining factors — and Feinstein had both working for him that night.

He argues that reading is highly constrained by fixed, innate brain structures with only a little flexibility, just enough to allow this unprecedented skill to emerge at all.

Companies are looking for candidates predisposed to what is now referred to as "power" skills – such as resiliency, adaptability, flexibility, a tolerance for ambiguity, innate intellectual curiosity, said Brecht Baker.

This exposure to so many diverse cultures early on contributes to an innate comfort adapting to change and an inherent sense of flexibility and a seriously cool attitude when faced with something new.

Thus, innate immune gene induction may underlie the progressive loss of behavioral flexibility, increasing negative affect, and increased alcohol drinking associated with repeat episodes of alcohol abuse and alcoholism.