Sentences with word «inflexibility»

So just how does the metabolic inflexibility of cancer cells differ from healthy cells?

Some argue that a high union wage premium and the industrial council system are important causes of inflexibility in the South African labor market.

The purpose of the present study was to further examine the construct of psychological inflexibility in youths.

Some features of autism, such as inflexibility, anxiety, sensory overload, difficulty communicating one's own — and sensing others» — personal needs and limits, would seem to lend themselves to relationship disasters.

In contrast, higher postprandial insulin concentrations and increased fat oxidation with breakfast skipping suggest the development of metabolic inflexibility in response to prolonged fasting that may in the long term lead to low - grade inflammation and impaired glucose homeostasis.

Luminous color is applied to parts of the composition, transforming the steel — more commonly associated with inflexibility and heft — into something that appears malleable and lightweight, like clay, fabric, or crinkled paper.

But overall, publishers» apparent inflexibility on their standard e-book royalty demonstrates their unwillingness to change it.

Strongly committed to the 4 -2-3-1, it represents a rare moment of inflexibility from Wagner.

Adaptive learning looks a whole lot like stubborn inflexibility when new information conflicts with very strong «priors» — in this case, a century of evidence that those syndromes were effective on their own.

Researchers at the University of Cambridge have previously shown that there are core problems of cognitive inflexibility in adults with OCD.

Despite the reputation for inflexibility, Harper was responsible for pulling together a badly divided Canadian Alliance party.

David's conversational inflexibility made it near impossible for him to lead change.

And while it is also true that tradition can petrify into inflexibility, and can even at times inhibit the correct understanding of the original message, it contains within it the kernel of its own renewal.

«Overall, publishers» apparent inflexibility on their standard e-book royalty demonstrates their unwillingness to change it,» it said.

A more balanced assessment would consider other dimensions of teacher working conditions: the hierarchical nature of the job, the inflexible work hours, the relative inflexibility of vacation planning, the frequently unsafe working conditions, the lack of private office space, and the stress of being «on stage» nearly all day in front of students.

It creates inflexibility in the economy, because an economy built on fixed commitments has higher bankruptcy risks than one built on equity commitments.

Noticing your own inflexibility is a sign that you need to do something different to look after your body.

However diseases found more frequently in senior cats can also cause these symptoms, for example an overactive thyroid gland can cause the coat to become dull and the painful condition known as arthritis causes inflexibility and a reluctance to more around or groom.

In a recent speech, Gilette outlined obstacles to opting - in, which include inflexibility of law firm hours and low percentage of law firm leaders.

Such analysis is important in order to establish the relative importance of psychological inflexibility among other factors related to mental health problems (Woodruff et al. 2014).

The difficulty is that any rule has a certain inflexibility and its application may not always be the best response to human need.

He laments that the growing inflexibility in political discourse might erupt into ideological cleansing.

This portrays time as a function of spirit and breath — something far different from the digital inflexibility many Westerners have made of it.

I've watched the Religious right and their social agenda, intolerance, and inflexibility drag the party to the right and then to the fringe.

If we keep this kenotic aspect of mystery in mind whenever we use the adjective «unsurpassable,» it may be possible to enter into religious dialogue in a spirit of openness and humility rather than with a doctrinaire inflexibility.

It is dubious not simply because the tone of inflexibility tends to close off conversation, rather than to foster it, but also because the uniqueness of belief in Jesus as God - Man is one of the things that the conversation has placed in doubt.

And with Buddy only wanting to carry a 4 more bench, Reynolds inflexibility would make it hard to take one of the spots.

But he had critical flaws (balky hands, lack of sideline awareness, positional inflexibility) that spelled the end for his tenure here.

Boras made certain the Dodgers paid for their early inflexibility.

screams one, «Paper thin - squad» howls another, «tactical inflexibility» shouts a third, «Dearth of player motivation» «Terrible transfer policies» The cacophony of complaints goes on for a few minutes....

«Rigor,» according to Merriam - Webster, means «harsh inflexibility in opinion, temper or judgmental severity; the quality of being unyielding or inflexible.»

Women often face inflexibility in their work hours and locations and a lack of privacy for breastfeeding or expressing milk, have no place to store expressed breast milk, are unable to find child care facilities at or near the workplace, face fears over job insecurity, and have limited maternity leave benefits.»

Overall, California remains least well - suited among the nation's largest states to handle another recession, given its volatile revenue picture, financial inflexibility and low reserve levels.

Alvaro Bedoya of the Georgetown University Law Centre in Washington DC says this happened in the face of complete inflexibility from industry players when trying to agree on correct conduct in the simple, hypothetical case above.

«We think this shows that epigenetic fate inflexibility may limit current immunotherapies based on PD - 1 checkpoint inhibitors,» said first author Kristen Pauken, PhD, a postdoctoral researcher in the Wherry lab.

Dominance of Endozoicomonas bacteria throughout coral bleaching and mortality suggests structural inflexibility of the Pocillopora verrucosa microbiome — Claudia Pogoreutz — Ecology And Evolution

The result is that the body (especially the mitochondria that produce the energy) become confused, losing the ability to make the switch from one fuel source to the next; fats end up getting stored and metabolic inflexibility ensues.

Inflexibility = pain.

Asked about the role of independent public charter schools in K - 12 education in Georgia, Governor Deal said, «Innovation, flexibility and accountability are fundamental building blocks to driving student achievement in K - 12 education, and charter schools are catalysts for improvement and reform within a system that has long been burdened by bureaucracy and inflexibility due to top - down control.»

«Ironically, money can be wasted elsewhere on these projects where inflexibility stops the ESFA from being sufficiently reactive to situations,» he said.

In the 45 degree ambient temperature inside the rink in South Bend, the summer tire's compound had hardened to almost inflexibility.