Sentence examples for a short-term adjustment from inspiring English sources

However, it "may be too soon to tell whether the effect we document is a short-term adjustment or a longer-term pattern," the researchers said.

He spoke with the Gazette on Tuesday about market volatility and what he'll be watching in the days ahead to understand better whether this is a short-term adjustment or a lasting shift.

The result is a short-term adjustment.”.

[But] I won't call a short-term adjustment a collapse.

Others facing easier financing conditions may have scope for a more moderate pace of short-term adjustment, especially if their medium-term commitment is seen as being highly credible.

The discount rate is the rate charged depository institutions when they borrow short-term adjustment credit from their district Federal Reserve Banks.

For the example of the German market subsequently the discrepancy between the physical short-term adjustment needs and the traded volumes on the intraday market is analyzed.

Medicare officials had announced on Friday that they would begin processing claims for June at the lower rate, raising pressure on the House to accept the short-term adjustment.

But, in analysing its subsequently disappointing economic performance, you fail to draw an important lesson.As the returns from economic reforms tend to be slow and the short-term adjustment costs high, the government should have adopted generous social compensatory and adjustment-assistance policies.

Our model therefore includes two levels of learning: short-term adjustment of selectivity and longer-term characterization of the environment through preference development.

So the remodelling of NVU during hypoxia may cause profound change of BBB function and this strategy could be useful for drug delivery by creating artificial short-term adjustment.