Sentence examples similar to restricted adaptability from inspiring English sources
The synthesis of this material has the economic advantage of the use of an industrial residue as precursor; however, its use requires specific conditions to obtain the maximum absorption capacity restricting the adaptability.
This deficit in movement adaptability restricts activity such as community mobility and balance skills, and may even increase their risk of falls during gait.
In ordinary lectures, the flexibility and adaptability of student activities always remain highly restricted.
"Successful stealthy maneuvering requires high structural flexibility and distributive control to sneak into confined or restricted spaces, operate for extended periods and emulate biological morphologies and adaptability," ARL researcher Ed Habtour said in a release tied to the study.
Compared with the conventional grey multivariable model, which has certain drawbacks of inaccurate prediction and poor adaptability that restrict their applications in practical cases, the proposed model can make three improvements: first, an optimized grey model having a modified background value is proposed to predict the trends of the driving variables.
Speciation, according to our model, is mainly due to the loss of some undesirable trait(s), which can only occur via inbreeding between a necessarily restricted number of individuals, which will almost always result in some loss of diversity, and thus reduce further adaptability.
"restricted composition".
Together, these properties are thought to enhance the production and restrict the resolution of the misfolded protein to the point that the buffering capacity and adaptability of the proteostasis network is chronically exceeded.
