Sentence examples for more rigid less from inspiring English sources
He was more set, more rigid, less inquiring.' These differences ultimately led to their partnership being dissolved among feelings of betrayal and recrimination.
In individuals with Chédiak-Higashi syndrome, the phagocytes have large, abnormally formed vesicles that make the cells more rigid, less mobile, and unable to destroy microorganisms.
Dense thrombi with thin, highly branched fibrin fibres and small pores in the meshwork have been observed to be more rigid, less permeable, and more resistant to lysis.
People who procrastinate on making decisions, for example, search out more information about alternatives and often use narrower, more rigid, less rational criteria for their choices.
On the other hand freezing results in a more rigid, less responsive and adaptive cytoskeleton (thus larger τ).
For example, many bacterial EPS possess backbone structures that contain 1,3- or 1,4-β-linked hexose residues and tend to be more rigid, less deformable, and in certain cases poorly soluble or insoluble.
Rico, obviously, is more rigid and less imaginative in his interpretation of language.
"Conservatives are supposed to be more rigid and less sophisticated, but they liked even the more complex humor".
A lack of female economists is, therefore, limiting debate, meaning a more rigid and less open discipline.
"It is a symptom of how Japanese society has lost its postwar dynamism and become more rigid and less democratic".
At a time of shifting populations and big changes in the fortunes of regions, the federal system is becoming more rigid and less responsive to local interests.
