Sentence examples for is rather rigid from inspiring English sources
In some cases, policies are implemented loosely, while at other times, policy implementation is rather rigid; loose and rigid implementations alternate and fluctuate on a regular basis.
Their specification however is rather rigid as the models used do not allow to take into account different country-specific trends.
The pristine layered crystal structure of ZrP nanoplatelets is rather rigid and brittle, while the hexylamine-intercalated ZrP nanoplatelets should be tougher and more elastic, which makes them more stable and durable under a relatively heavy load, thus leading to a better tribological performance for such layered nanoplatelets in oils.
Because the long helical linker is rather rigid during ligand binding, the tandem UIMs of RAP80 can only specifically bind to K63-linked diUb.
It indicates that the DNA-binding domain is rather rigid in res-RolR comparing with that in apo-RolR which should be unsuitable for DNA binding.
On the other hand, since integrin-mediated bonding is rather rigid, the flow-induced displacement (strain) of integrins may be much less than that of HSPGs, implying less mechanotransduction through integrins than HSPGs.
Some of the ways we cope with anxieties are positive and developmental, but others impose a restriction on our personality because they're rather rigid defences.
OneLogin CEO Thomas Pedersen says most MFA algorithms are rather rigid.
What's more, these models tend to be rather rigid, built to handle a single set of questions.
However, the room to manoeuvre was restricted and the border of the adaptive space was rather rigid.
As shown in Fig. 4A, many populated class-average images show well resolved structural features for both 60S subunits, indicating that inter-subunit connection could be rather rigid (Fig. 4A).
