Sentence examples for loses flexibility from inspiring English sources

Protein loses flexibility when a flexible residue (Leucine) is replaced with a rigid one like Proline.

What generally happens as the body loses flexibility is that golfers still try to keep "width" in their backswing and simply lift their arms.

"A country which is cutting its educational institutions into cripples loses flexibility and the power to innovate and is thus squandering its future," thundered Wolf Lepenies, a noted German sociology professor.

The condition can often be treated effectively when it first occurs with roomy shoes, stretching exercises and bandages or straps to hold the toe in a normal position, but if it is allowed to persist, the toe loses flexibility and is trapped in its misshapen position.

Our imagination loses flexibility, as we become what our world wants us to become.

It is likely that the molecular nature of the interactions underlying such a trapped substate involves complex dynamics of solvation-desolvation forces that lead to stronger hydrophobic contacts at elevated temperatures, so that the protein loses flexibility by increasing temperature.

You'll get the cheapest rates booking online in advance, but lose flexibility.

A National League manager said he had to approach a player last year who was losing flexibility and gaining weight.

As further encouragement to ride the train, the state introduced a "guaranteed ride" program to combat commuters' complaints about losing flexibility when they abandon their cars.

They also fear that losing flexibility in currency exchange rates will make them less competitive and less able to withstand financial trouble.

In return, consultants will lose flexibility over how they choose to organise their work and must now agree job plans with hospital managers.