Sentence examples for adjust more readily from inspiring English sources

Gaseous cycles tend to move more rapidly than do sedimentary ones and to adjust more readily to changes in the biosphere because of the large atmospheric reservoir.

It is possible that high-hope individuals adjust more readily to the results of HCRC genetic testing than their low-hope counterparts.

While factors such as place of residence, educational attainment and language are not easily modifiable, treatment practices can be adjusted more readily.

Cruise control is added for the first time, the clutch is easier to operate, and the windshield adjusts more readily.

Acer could also adjust its specifications more readily to match local demand.In principle, local assembly was an Acer speciality: by 1995 it already had some 30 factories worldwide, to which it was adding at the rate of four a year.

The sandy loam can more readily adjust the pH closer to the original pH, and therefore antibiotic sorption in sandy loam is less affected by changes in pH.

Finally, staged development of the underground layout was adopted to more readily adjust to changes in waste forms and Congressional funding.

When a child participates in a few non-threatening and comfortable group events in an environment that makes them feel safe, it helps them more readily adjust to parties and events outside of their comfort zone.

Stephane Buydens, a tax specialist at the O.E.C.D., said Europe's value-added tax system could more readily be adjusted than what exists in the United States, where 7,000 revenue jurisdictions create a minefield of differing sales tax rates, and there are contrasting definitions of taxable and nontaxable items.

The more readily that wages adjust to changes in demand, the more the economy will be able to cope without its own currency to act as a shock-absorber.

The decline of "set" is the more readily explicable.