Sentence examples for adjusting more quickly from inspiring English sources

Eric Heiden, a five-time Olympic gold medalist in speedskating, is now an orthopedic surgeon in Utah with advice for adjusting more quickly to the high desert altitude of Western mountains.

Some want Germany do more to boost demand at home to help southerners adjust more quickly.

A herd of antelope would adjust more quickly than one or several, and the offspring reared in groups are less likely to grow up to be adults that Dr. Condy referred to as "odd or not representative".

This cycle will surely be variable in length: you would expect agriculture to adjust more quickly than mining.Given that the global economy was largely agricultural until 1850, it was logical for the commodity cycle to drive overall activity.

Theoretic models argue that the 'non-UI' economy recovers more rapidly as reservation wages adjust more quickly and job-search intensity is higher than in the 'UI' economy.

Now, plant biologists seeking improved photosynthesis and, ultimately, more bountiful crops have cleverly manipulated plants to adjust more quickly to shade.

Mice lacking receptors for the hormone arginine vasopressin were much less affected by jet lag and adjusted more quickly to time shifts, says Peirson.

What they found was the "bilingual" children adjusted more quickly to changes, and were more quickly anticipating on which side of the screen the puppet would appear based on the speech clue.

The work also suggests that drinking coffee at the right time can help people adjust more quickly to jet lag, which is due to the body's clock being out of sync with the local time zone.

This will help your body adjust more quickly.

This will make the change feel less obvious, helping the child to adjust more quickly.