Sentence examples for more flexible timing from inspiring English sources
Clinical implementation of Treg based therapy will be highly facilitated if Treg can be stored prior to infusion, as this will allow a more flexible timing of Treg therapy and/or therapeutic schemes with multiple Treg treatments over time.
Home educators cite statistics* showing that it helps both educational attainment and the course of grown-up life.Labour's latest big idea in education is "personalisation", which is intended to allow much more flexible timing and choice of subjects.
The majority of medical outpatients we questioned would like more flexible timing of clinics.
Future versions of the IGRA that might allow more flexible timing of specimen collection and transport would mitigate this challenge.
At the time of writing, this system is in the process of being replaced by a funding model allowing for more flexible timing of grant applications.
I've gone back and forth between the two, but for ease, lack of mess and more-flexible timing, I've come to prefer the food processor.
The new basal insulin analog, insulin degludec, has showed peculiar characteristics, including stable pharmacokinetic and pharmacodynamic profiles, true 24-hour duration of action in all patients, low within-person variability in absorption and glucose-lowering action, more flexible dose timing, and low occurrence of hypoglycemia [ 231].
Last week, a finance ministry spokesman said Germany could be more flexible about the timing of budget cuts in Spain — after Greece, the source of greatest anxiety now.
Investors rapidly embraced China's inention to make the currency more flexible, but the timing of such actions was not readily apparent.
You'll become more flexible with time.
On the other hand, in the eastern German sample, the more flexible attitudes to the timing of parenthood attitudes that encourage first birth may be a factor that delays successive childbearing because the desired balance between family and employment has to be reestablished and reevaluated before every successive childbearing decision.
