Sentence examples for rigid attempt from inspiring English sources

Nor can a rigid attempt to interpret a document written in 1787 be the only way to understand it in 2013.

The Observer's literary editor, William Skidelsky, said that it would be "unduly rigid" to attempt to enforce "a strict 50/50 division of genders on the Observer's books pages", but added that he does "try to ensure each week that there is a decent male-female spread in terms both of the authors we cover and the people we get to review them".

3) The binding pocket conformation has been assumed to be very rigid while attempting to illustrate that L-amino acid analogs would be sterically excluded.

How does one rule out other possible conserved interactions even if there are sequence differences in the binding pocket? 3) The binding pocket conformation has been assumed to be very rigid while attempting to illustrate that L-amino acid analogs would be sterically excluded.

The wording in the original manuscript was unnecessarily rigid, in an attempt to strongly emphasize the transition.

It is invoked by -enzdes:cst_predock    invokes this stage -enzdes:trans_magnitude largest allowed displacement of the ligand (in Å) -enzdes:rot_magnitude   largest allowed rotation of the ligand (in degrees) -enzdes:dock_trials    number of rigid body moves attempted The trans_magnitude and rot_magnitude values are sampled with a Gaussian distribution of zero mean and one standard deviation.

We first attempted rigid body fitting of the atomic model, taken from the supplementary structure 'motor_domain.pdb' published by Holmes et al. (2003).

A series of experiments was conducted with a rigid separation grid in an attempt to reduce the levels of by-catch and subsequent discarding of juvenile fish of commercial importance in the brown shrimp Crangon crangon, fisheries of the English East coast.

Here, we used very rigid selection criteria in an attempt to exclude patients with COPD from our meta-analysis.

Half-hearted attempts to reform rigid labour markets, generous pensions and bloated welfare systems have run into voters' hostility.

Conservative politicians are haunted by memories of mass protests that felled the pension and welfare overhaul plans of then-Prime Minister Alain Juppé in 1995 and defeated subsequent attempts to overhaul rigid labor laws.