Sentence examples for variable flexibility from inspiring English sources

Both peptides were shown to be highly toxic in mice and displayed the cysteine-stabilized α-helical motif that characterizes endothelins and short-SRTXs, to which a longer C-terminus with variable flexibility is added.

Similarly, in both samples from G1 and M phase cells, pCM26-1 was identified as a circular expanse of chromatin with variable flexibility (Figures 3 and 4).

The ADHD group showed only small, but significant correlations for the variable "flexibility errors" with inattention (r = -0.5, p <.03) and for the variable "flexibility test duration" with inattention (r = -0.5, p <.02).

The ASD+ group showed significant correlations for the variable "flexibility test duration" and "flexibility stages" with stereotype behaviour (r = -0.5, p =.03; r = -0.4, p =.04).

Furthermore the ASD+ group showed small, but significant correlations for the variable "flexibility errors" with inattention (r = -0.6, p <.03) and the variable "working memory test duration" and the total score ADHD (r = 0.5, p <.02).

Cued semantic distance values also predicted performance in each dimension of the divergent thinking tasks after controlling for these variables: flexibility (ß =.24, p <.01), fluency (ß =.30, p <.001), and originality (ß =.38, p <.001).

Contractual terms are variable, with flexibility in terms and conditions and performance related pay.

Path analysis permits the inclusion of multiple independent and multiple dependent variables, providing flexibility for simultaneous regression models, and insight into direct and indirect effects of variables [ 36].

We report the results of an audit negotiation experiment in which 140 highly experienced audit partners planned a negotiation in response to a case scenario that incorporated two key theoretical variables: the flexibility of the client initial accounting position and the nature of the prior relationship between the auditor and client management.

The aim of the present study was to investigate whether the personality variables morningness, flexibility, languidity and hardiness could predict sleep-related shift work tolerance for the day, evening and night shifts, respectively.

The present study aimed to investigate whether the personality variables morningness, flexibility, languidity and hardiness over a 2-year time span could predict sleep-related shift tolerance associated with three different shifts when controlling for relevant demographic, lifestyle and work-related variables.