Sentence examples for lacked flexible from inspiring English sources

Seventy-three percent of parents with school-age children said they wanted job flexibility, and 39percentt reported turning down a promotion or not taking a job because it lacked flexible work options.

Unfortunately, literature lacks flexible fixed time-step approaches for multiple friction elements.

Current systems mostly focus on managing computing resources like CPU and memory; however, they lack flexible and fine-grained management mechanisms for network resources.

Gallo reasons that the crisis occurred because, by law, the ECB can't monetize debt (i.e., turn debt into assets); because the euro zone has no fiscal union (so rich countries can't help poorer ones); and because the EU lacks flexible debt markets (for Greeks to sell their debt to).

This is presumably because the P-loop equivalent region in the B subunit lacks flexible glycine residues and includes an insertion of a proline residue, which does not have an amide group.

Our framework extends classical models (Camerer, 2003; Ray et al., 2008) that lack flexible, computationally functional self-representations. Let us consider agents who think about alternative future scenarios to a limited depth-of-thought ('one, two steps …') and then consider how they and their partners would 'come across' in the long term ('… infinity').

Wild type and mutant NEDD4L proteins and an HIV-1 Gag protein that lacked the flexible p6 domain (GagΔp6) were expressed in Escherichia coli and purified to near homogeneity.

The fungal tRNase ZSs appear to be unique among all known tRNase ZSs in either lacking the flexible arm or having an atypical flexible arm (see discussion below).

The peptide/VSV-G fusion envelope variants did not compromise the transduction efficiency of the resulting virus except when lacking any flexible linkers separating the peptide from the VSV-G envelope.

Crystallization either is not always achievable for these highly dynamic RNP particles or requires trimming the complex to a stable, well-structured core that lacks the flexible, regulatory domains.

Comparison of TdPI with a shortened variant lacking the flexible prehead and posthead segments revealed that these regions do not contribute to the protein conformational stability or the inhibition of trypsin but are important for both the initial steps of the folding reaction and the inhibition of tryptase β.