Sentence examples for preventing flexibility from inspiring English sources
Tightness in the smaller muscle groups may be preventing flexibility.
Instead, they seek to eradicate informal enterprises akin to political economists but for neo-liberal, this is to be achieved by reducing taxes, corruption in the public sector and freeing up the state interference that increases labour costs, prevents flexibility and acts as a disincentive to those wishing to enter the formal sector.
This condition known as 'phimosis' is congenital in most male babies, whose penises are still developing and therefore have adhesions preventing full flexibility of the foreskin.
Even more severe orthogonality issue is inherited in the GFDM scheme, which further increases the system complexity and prevents waveform flexibility.
Other, mainly helical scaffold nucleoporins contain elements that prevent such flexibility.
A statement from the Joint Council for Qualifications, the group of exam boards that administer A-levels, said the fall was partly caused by changes in exam timing, with the January sitting being ended, giving schools less flexibility and preventing students from taking re-sits.
The X-ray structures of around 30 different DARPin complexes demonstrate their ability to facilitate crystallization of their target proteins by restricting flexibility and preventing undesired interactions of the target molecule.
Drug binding reduces capsid flexibility thereby preventing the conformational changes required for cell entry and capsid uncoating (Lewis et al., 1998; Dove and Racaniello, 2000).
As such it seems reasonable to suggest that the binding of the antagonists examined in this study to a site behind the ATP-binding pocket may inhibit channel activation by preventing this vital conformational flexibility of the P2X receptor.
Small steps make a big difference in maintaining strength and flexibility and preventing injury.
You will get the double benefit of increasing your flexibility while preventing muscle stiffness after your workout.
