Sentence examples for more flexible during from inspiring English sources

Young branches tend to be more flexible during the summer.

Conservancies usually allow more flexible grazing during the low tourism season when some camps may be closed or during severe droughts.

In contrast, Epari et al. recently hypothesized that a more flexible fixation during early stages of fracture healing might result in greater callus formation and that a more rigid fixation at a later stage might promote mineralization of callus, resulting in comparable or maybe faster healing time.

This helps avoid disruption of organizational operations and allows for more flexible time constraints during implementation.

The asymmetric distribution of mutational pressure at the third codon positions provides more flexible selection ability during the environmental adaptation process.

As metazoan replication origins are less well defined than their yeast counterparts, being more flexible and changing during development, the contribution to epigenetic factors, including histone acetylation, on proper origin activity may be more pronounced in these organisms.

Withanone was found more flexible than withaferin A during the MD simulations which can be seen during the RMSD analysis of withanone and comparison of interaction profile before the simulation and after the simulation by LigPlot analysis.

There are two reasons for that – expansionary policies from the Treasury and the Bank of England coupled with a labour market that is a lot more flexible than it was during previous periods of retrenchment.

Citing the "fragile state" of the housing market, the bureau said it would allow new mortgages to meet more flexible standards for affordability during a phase-in period of up to seven years.

Traders said the system needed to be more flexible and only used during busy periods.

Non-aggressive males seem to be more flexible in their behaviour during environmental challenges compared to more aggressive males [ 10].