Sentence examples for reflecting flexibility from inspiring English sources

In general, integration of flexible loads can be characterized as a cost minimization problem with appropriate constraints reflecting flexibility endowment and technical characteristics (Petersen et al. 2013).

Although Ser seems to dominate the positiontinn in most of the natural cleavage sequences, with 35/63 proteases having at least one cleavage sequence with P1' serine, other types of amino acids were also observed reflecting flexibility at this position (data not shown).

Although the ETS1 (PDB code 3RI4) Area II interface and local structure is similar to ETS1 (PDB code 3MFK), the Ets domains are in differing orientations allowing the DNA to run parallel, reflecting flexibility of the N-terminal region.

Structural variability within the same protein is as great as the variations between different subtypes, indicating that it reflects flexibility of these regions, rather than their subtype-specific conformations.

Alternatively, the preference switch could reflect flexibility in behaviour that facilitates normal thermoregulation by the bee.

This change reflects flexibility in the linkage between the neck and the CRD.

Notably, 5 out of 27 (18.5%) subjects among the ADHD-prison group showed remarkably increased values (T-score >200) on Perseverations, a measure considered to reflect flexibility.

The existence of distinct fragment sizes following MNase digestion in both input and ChIP could reflect flexibility of DNA wrapping around cenH3 nucleosomes (Hasson et al. 2013).

Whether this variability reflects early commitment or predisposition of follicles to one of the three outcomes, or whether it reflects flexibility without a predetermined outcome is not clear at this stage.

Therefore, this eponym encapsulates many diverse facets of eponymous medical terms – a colourful history punctuated by controversy and debate, a credible scientific understanding regarding its aetiology that has ushered an alternative name, and also reflects flexibility of medical community towards acceptance of an eponymous nomenclature.

However, the structural differences within the FO regions of different classes are significantly smaller than the structural differences seen elsewhere in the enzyme, suggesting that these changes do not originate from disruption within the membrane region of the complex and instead reflect flexibility in the enzyme.