It depends on the irradiation time, which is changed rather flexibly.
At the same time, we expect that the ontology provides a conceptual foundation that can incorporate a range of additional dimensions and concepts in vulnerability, which currently are not considered, and that the ontology can be extended rather flexibly in a way that will not require a total revision of the existing structure.
It is important to note, however, that the AMSTAR standards, which mainly refer to statistical tests, were not applied rigidly but rather flexibly in this context, with explicit considerations about the applicability of each item and the rationale behind (see Additional file 1, pp.1-2).
In most higher vertebrates, the head moves rather flexibly because it is not rigidly connected to the trunk.
Yet the Court fails even to attempt a justification of its ruling in terms of the purposes of the securities laws, or to square that ruling with the long-standing but now much abused principle that the federal securities laws are to be construed flexibly rather than with narrow technicality.
Our results show patterns of interference consistent with a trade-off between the tasks, suggesting that a shared resource can be flexibly divided, rather than only fully allotted to either of the tasks.
So my advice is: Think flexibly but strategize rigidly.
Our behaviour is adapted flexibly to meet our task goals.
But, actually, shifting the starting point so that all jobs are advertised flexibly as the norm rather than the exception would propel flexibility from being a favour to mothers to being the accepted way of doing business.
But fado is also, more flexibly, a musical style and a mindset.
