Sentence examples for adjusted less from inspiring English sources

Moreover, we find that the average wage per employee of rigid firms adjusted less during the crisis but that those firms endowed with a larger portion of temporary workers managed to partly compress their average labour cost in any case.

In spite of their extraordinary growth record since Deng Xiao Ping opened China in 1978, China's per-capita GDP is just $4,399 $7,4811 purchasing power adjusted), less than one-tenth of the $48,157 U.S. level.

The possibility of performing more adjusted, less conservative (but still safe) assessments requires, in many cases, the consideration of the constraint conditions at the crack tip in order to make better predictions of the load-bearing capacity or the critical crack dimensions.

The ADHD-P group also made fewer rational choices and risk adjusted less than healthy control subjects, yet both groups altered their bets according to the ratios and made rational choices at above-chance rates.

Estimates of HIV/AIDS mortality in a given country were proportionally adjusted less than other causes except where estimated HIV mortality in an age-sex group was greater than all-cause mortality, as there is less uncertainty surrounding the initial estimates (provided in large part by UNAIDS) than most other causes.

Perhaps for a well adjusted, well supported individual, the shift toward general health may indicate disease assimilation, where as in less adjusted, less supported adolescents, the shift away from diabetes may indicate a denial of the disease and a withdrawal from appropriate self-care.

If the safety net were less generous, there would be fewer layoffs during a recession, because employers would adjust less with layoffs and more in other ways.

The weakening of the economy is likely to have a proportionally bigger impact on employment than in the recent recession, as real wages and shorter working hours may adjust less this time".

A wake-up light slowly raises the level of light in the room to help you adjust less suddenly.

A false discovery rate (FDR) for peptide identification was assessed by decoy database searching and was finally adjusted to less than 5.0% for proteins and less than 2% for peptides.

Cady adjusted, relying less on her nose than her vision.