However, these methods calculate the similarity of sequences based on exact word counts, whereas transcription factor binding sites are generally more flexible patterns.
The percentage working in solo private practice decreased (from 44% in 2000 to 29% in 2009) to reflect a more flexible working pattern, such as solo with assistant, partnership and associateship arrangements [ 3].
The trend towards more flexible working patterns allows us to do more for our children and this is something we enjoy.
It is hard to see how the 11.3% of the German workforce who are out of work, measured by the latest unadjusted figures, benefit from trade-union opposition to the idea of more flexible working patterns and less rigid job protection.
Promoting the "good" dimensions (emphasising work-life balance) of more flexible working patterns is the future challenge for labour relations.
Below, we extend BicPAM to consider more flexible expression patterns: additive, multiplicative and symmetric coherency.
While more flexible employment patterns are rapidly emerging in Latin American and Asian countries, they are still rare in Africa [ 12, 24, 25].
Low regularity has been associated with a more flexible and healthy pattern, as healthy physiological systems (e.g., the human heart) are often characterized by an irregular and complex type of variability [ 11, 19] whereas in the presence of pathology or aging more regular (and thus less complex) behavior can be observed [ 12, 21, 22, 28].
Visiting hours are more flexible, thanks to shift patterns that public-sector unions resisted.
He has always been co-operative with the process … He has been more flexible with his eating patterns to the extent that the ward staff feel they don't need to check that two feeds are being taken on a regular basis".
