Sentence examples for more rigidly linked from inspiring English sources

This illustrates the advantage of using a spin-labeled probe that is more rigidly linked to the protein backbone by dual attachment to i, i+3/4 cysteine sites than the more classical method of modifying a single cysteine site with MTSL.

They include excessive pressure due to human and economic issues, a poor legal framework with identifiable deficiencies, an Emergency Plan in which the Volcanic Activity/Alert Level (VAL), Emergency Response Level (ERL) and Volcanic Traffic Light (VTL) have been too rigidly linked, serious weaknesses in the management and structure of the Scientific Committee (SC), and more.

Since the options market is based on another market but not rigidly linked to it in terms of price, you can find overpriced and underpriced options, especially when they're "out of the money".

Under him the school curriculum became far more rigidly Islamic.

Participants' rates were fixed more rigidly than Bretton Woods required.

But the law is interpreted differently and enforced more rigidly in some states.

The distinctions are made earlier and more rigidly than in other countries.

The designer's first outing last year, at age 19, was a more rigidly constructed leather piece.

Across the board, hotels are becoming ever more rigidly segmented by class.

Twenty years on, rock seems more rigidly heterosexual than at any point in its history.

He defines it more rigidly as "disadvantaged classes that operate at some remove from the mainstream and the orthodox".