Sentence examples for adjust to shift from inspiring English sources

With regard to personality, it has been found that introverts are generally more morning-oriented than extroverts, making it more difficult for them to adjust to shift work.

Many physical ailments increase with advancing age, and this increase in physical problems affects older individuals' ability to adjust to shift work.

Unfortunately, treatment is somewhat limited for SWSD and some never fully adjust to shift work.

The filter was mounted on a rotation stage, and the angle of incidence was adjusted to shift the center of the band to 800 nm.

For a given gene, the weighted average is calculated using the following equation: (4) C T 0 = ∑ j n C T j × 1 S T D C T j w m p ∑ i = 1 n 1 / S T D (C T i ) where wmp is the weighted mean power, which can be adjusted to shift the dominance between stable and unstable microRNAs, n is the number of genes or microRNAs, and STD is a function that returns the standard deviation.

As allegiances in Haiti continually fracture, adjusting to shifting politics in France and elsewhere, one never doubts Bell's superb command of his wildly complex material.

The sheer size of the Canadian point system, the complexity of its rules and its backlogs make it slow to adjust to shifts in the labor market, like the oil boom in Alberta.

There was a need for public technology policies and private technology strategies to evolve over time to adjust to shifts in the market and technology environment.

Israeli analysts see Sheik Nasrallah as the political, rather than military, mastermind of Hezbollah, adept at navigating between the often rival ambitions of the group's main patrons, Iran and Syria, and just as nimble at adjusting to shifts in their policies.

Adjusting to shifts in the economy, states in the cap-and-trade system known as the Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative have slashed the number of allowances that electric power companies can buy to offset their emissions.

Many of these directors have found it difficult to adjust to the shifting demands of Chinese movie-going.