Sentence examples for low flexibility from inspiring English sources

Still, the low modulation of the thermal emittance of metal oxides, in addition to the difficulty in processing and low flexibility due to brittle fracture, requires organic materials for a flexible or wearable system for special applications.

Enzymes from thermophiles have low flexibility but poor catalytic rates.

Current projects have low flexibility and, in many cases, are ill suited to handle uncertainties.

Low flexibility and a lack of adaptation capability are the price to pay for such permanence.

Limitations of currently known HNLs are low activity11, low stability12, low expression levels6, or low flexibility in the choice of the expression host13.

However, fullerene-embedded OSCs encounter great challenges of low flexibility for structural modifications, poor absorption and blend morphological stability.

The oxygen linkage in the diamine moiety of a polyimide gives the highest flexibility whereas the sulfonyl linkage imparts the lowest flexibility to the polymer chain.

In the C-terminal domain ), the flexibility of the three variants is similar in their free states, but it differs in the bound state between N96W, which has the lowest flexibility, and WT with the highest flexibility.

Calculated values showed that a high fraction (67%) of the ligands in the low-flexibility cluster had MW lower than 250 Da and less than 15 heavy atoms (57%), whilst for the most flexible cluster, 20% of the ligands had MW lower than 250 Da and 11% had less than 20 heavy atoms.

Low physiological flexibility in the face of warming is likely to contribute to this," he said.

This of course applies particularly to households with low financial flexibility.