Sentence examples for more relaxed form from inspiring English sources
"If This Week and The Daily Politics have had any impact on our broadcasting culture – and if we have, it's been at the margins – we helped pioneer a more relaxed form of programming.
"It's a more relaxed form of driving".
It is likely that the RNA polymerase docks to different promoter regions with different strengths, so that some initiate in a more relaxed form than others, resembling message slippage during elongation.
The new plan for the lake retained Griffin's three formal basins: east, central, and west, though in a more relaxed form.
Two of these pieces updated one of the 18th century's more relaxed forms.
It is startling to see how much many ordinary Malays, who used to have a more relaxed local form of Islam, have been "Arabized".
Dr. Rick Hecht, a professor of medicine at the University of California, San Francisco, is a distance runner who was intrigued by the promise of a more relaxed running form.
At the <img src="http://journals.plos.org/plosone/article/asset?id=info?doi/10.1371/journal.pone.0016890.e326.PNG" class= inline-graphic"/> nm channel area the molecules adopt a more relaxed linear form with some heterogeneity on the backbone.
The terminal loop of the pre-miRNA bearing the A allele of rs72631823 is in a more relaxed, open form than the G allele (Fig. 2).
As a result, a more relaxed chromatin configuration is formed, thus facilitating transcription factor binding.
Previous studies also showed that, when HSF1 is partially activated to a more relaxed, DNA binding form by exposure of cells to salicylate or menadione, it can then be rendered transcriptionally competent by exposure of cells to protein phosphatase inhibitors [14].
