Sentence examples for restricted flexibility from inspiring English sources

Butyl rubber shows an unusually low rate of molecular motion well above the glass transition temperature, probably because of restricted flexibility of the molecules.

Cell-based protein production has low throughput and restricted flexibility in process design.

The RPKNSV sequence identified in anastellin is in a short loop region of the protein where it could have a restricted flexibility in the intact F3 module.

This, combined with restricted flexibility, leads to a notable decrease in thermal stability for the mutants.

The retention of these products may be ascribed either to natural selection or to the restricted flexibility of enzymatic mechanisms.

Note, peaks are broad and poorly defined, possibly due to rotamers, or restricted flexibility in the aliphatic ring systems.

(The minimum wage law restricts flexibility on cash wages, by establishing a floor, but makes no rule on fringe benefits).

However, the fixed filters restrict flexibility of the receiver, which cannot be suited for more channel transmission.

Respondents living in bigger households are more reluctant when it comes to smaller cars since a smaller car might restrict flexibility for everyday life.

ZINC database was prefiltered according to rules of lead-likeness; most notably, it was forced for potential inhibitors to possess at least one ring structure with the aim to restrict flexibility of the molecule and make it more synthetically accessible.

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.