Sentence examples for levels of inflexibility from inspiring English sources

Overweight and obese participants did not show elevated levels of inflexibility, and indeed there was some evidence that overweight men (but not obese and severely obese men) were more flexible than other males.

Perseverative cognition was associated with higher levels of cognitive inflexibility (slower reaction times, highest intrusiveness, efforts to inhibit), autonomic rigidity (low heart rate variability), and mood worsening compared to being focused on task or MW.

The disposition and opinions can be focused to the point of inflexibility.

Stemming from this understanding of CM and in line with requirements of standardisation of intervention components in evaluation research, the second problem at the level of operationalization is inflexibility in the way the majority of the programmes included in our review responded to the needs of communities.

Firstly, our correlation methods cannot unambiguously determine whether psychological inflexibility leads to decreased levels of functioning and wellbeing or vice versa.

For example, residents of areas with few employment opportunities may experience higher levels of stressors related to job insecurity or inflexibility, or financial insecurity (Heslop et al. 2002; Pickering 1999; Wilson 1996).

We have seen hints of inflexibility already in this series.

Profile analyses revealed that different weight and gender groups showed different configurations of inflexibility.

This has the virtue of simplicity and the vice of inflexibility.

And that kind of single-mindedness is always the basis of inflexibility.

It is based on his recent article, "Smart Contracts and the Cost of Inflexibility," 166 U. Pa.