Sentence examples for more open orientation from inspiring English sources

Further, an orientation towards lifelong learning could allow a more open orientation towards learning in a training class.

While the subunits of acetyltransferases with small substrates, like the galactoside acetyltransferase GAT of E. coli are oriented in parallel to each other [28], a more opened subunit orientation is observed in enzymes with bulkier substrates such as the streptogramin acetyltransferase Vat(D) of Enterococcus faecium (Figure 5) [29].

Americans are growing more open about their sexual orientation, and that could help defeat prejudice.

As (220) direction is more open than (111) direction, preferred orientation is observed in this direction.

It is due to the fact that under a sufficiently high degree of ion bombardment, planes with more open direction will survive [28], and orientation results with this direction.

Since the early 1980s, policy reforms initiated in many countries have been biased in favour of greater market orientation and a more open economy.

Since the early 1980s, policy reforms initiated in many countries have been biased in favour of greater market orientation and a more open economy.16 There has been a movement away from the concept of development, including agricultural development, as planned change by public agencies.

A (100) orientation leads to a more open lattice structure, which is easy to cleave and etch chemically.

They further show that the unliganded and liganded DOIS structures do indeed have minimal differences in their domain orientations, but that the DOIS conformation is ∼10° more open in chain A and ∼7.5° more open in chain B than the DHQS closed structure (data not shown), suggesting that it might not accurately represent the ligand-bound structure.

The more open blacks are to the idea of homosexuality, the more likely black men would be to discuss their sexual orientations and sexual histories.

They're more open there".