Sentence examples for adjusted to the differences from inspiring English sources

An absolute alignment would not be expected, since the level of expression in a plasmid-based system can not be adjusted to the differences of expression observed between the different strains.

Over time Desailly adjusted to the differences in approach between England and continental Europe.

Many of the hair samples from the Nigerian locations had been typed previously for some of the loci selected, and were adjusted to the differences in base pair sizes due to apparatus and protocol discrepancies [ 13, 65].

Often solo lines do the work of sections, and once you've adjusted to the difference in weight, the effect is liberating.

The Yankees appreciate Matsui's work ethic and his willingness to adjust to the differences in another country, which is seen in how they tease him.

"But if you're going to be good," interrupted Mr. Gortz, explaining their recent loss, "you have to be able to adjust to the differences in the boards.

Teams in the workplace need to be able to adapt and adjust to the differences in generations.

I attempted to adjust to the differences in time, climate and having a structured training that, for the first time in years, I wasn't in charge of.

These variables were typically included as raw counts, such as inpatient days and number of surgeries, without adjusting to the differences in the severity of treated cases.

I had a huge problem adjusting to the difference Doctor Who made in my life.

After moving to New York, Coggins enrolled at Roslyn High School in Roslyn Heights where he found difficulty in adjusting to the difference between military school in England and New York city public school.