Sentence examples for adjustment proceeding from inspiring English sources

All of these mentioned above make the accumulation adjustment proceeding at a very slow rate and lag behind the trap deformation (Fig. 12d, e).

We have called for more or less fiscal adjustment depending on whether we felt fiscal adjustment was proceeding with insufficient vigor or excessive zeal given the growth outlook and financing conditions.

"The authorities are implementing the reform policies broadly as planned and external adjustment is proceeding faster than expected".

I'm tempted to do a point by point analysis of the data Barroso presents to claim that adjustment is proceeding at an acceptable pace.

From this perspective, adjustment is proceeding reasonably in all advanced economies this year.

Taking into account the size of existing imbalances and financing constraints, fiscal adjustment is proceeding in advanced economies at an appropriate pace, with some exceptions: on the one hand, Japan is moving too slowly: the stimulus package will keep the deficit close to 10percentt of GDP, which raises medium-term fiscal risks in the country.

In all cases, the raw output alignments required deep manual re-adjustment to proceed further with phylogenetic reconstruction.

Thus, supplementary compensation of the consumed chemicals onto mother liquor and pH adjustment are needed before proceeding to the second cycle of synthesis.

Thereafter, the adaptive management strategies for sustainable tidal flat resources of the Changjiang Estuary are as follows: (1) Proceeding comprehensive adjustment involving watershed and estuary; (2) keeping balance between reclamation and rebirth of tidal flats; (3) coping with sea level rise; (4) scientifically promoting aggradation of tidal flats.

The translated questionnaires were then pilot-tested on 27 patients and final adjustments were made before proceeding with the study.

Depending on the sector and the nature of the shock, firms may, thus, first try to use internal flexibility and adjust hours of work or reallocate workers within the enterprise before proceeding to external adjustment and dismiss workers; this arises because of cost considerations and the need to retain (especially skilled) workers.