Sentence examples for more flexible provided from inspiring English sources

It was found that replacing the transparency sheet barrier with a tightly stretched polyvinyl film (i.e. Saran Wrap or Stretch-Tite) that was thinner and more flexible provided a more efficient barrier for allowing transmission of snake-generated stimuli that elicit C-starts.

But businesses who can't afford to be caught up with illegal content may well appreciate GumGum's new more flexible system, provided the company can make good on its arrangements with content providers.

Extra funding will help but we also need a larger and more flexible workforce providing palliative care support to people when they need it the most.

We must raise the employability of those left behind by industrial advances, make labour markets more flexible and provide a social safety-net for the most vulnerable.

Or this: although the bill's fixed-term tenancies are aimed at making social housing more flexible, it provides no viable mechanism for evicting antisocial tenants before the term is up.

Colleen Graffy, a London-based law professor with Pepperdine, a not-for-profit Californian university, says the private sector is more innovative in designing courses and more flexible in providing them.

As an important complement to infrastructured wireless networks, mobile ad hoc networks (MANET) are more flexible in providing wireless access services, but more difficult in meeting different quality of service (QoS) requirements for mobile customers.

By applying the pTAS distribution in the field of credit and operational risk we show that this distribution is more flexible and provides a better fit to empirical data compared to other competitors which are often used.

Secondly the Ethics Office has a softer, more flexible dimension: providing guidance and training to the staff on ethical dilemmas.

In addition, it is more flexible by providing TF activity information in each individual sample.

While there is a preference for ethno-specific or multicultural services, mainstream services also need to ensure they are more flexible in providing culturally appropriate care.