Sentence examples for adjustment to challenges from inspiring English sources

As a final consideration, researchers interested in clinical applications of the OWSQLI could relate its scores to those on adjustment to challenges commonly experienced in older age, including chronic impairments such as vision problems.

Like the Friedreich-related transitions, change surrounding career and relationships initiated the assessment, coping and eventual adjustment to new challenges in life.

The same adjustment to the modern world challenges traditional thinking on law and order.

As mid-level providers had never previously provided abortions, some working in family planning found the adjustment to a "new environment" challenging as many colleagues were not willing to change their attitudes.

Beer et al (2007) found that women in relationships, whether with someone outside the prison or someone inside, often experienced greater levels of anger and hostility as well as greater challenges with adjustment to prison, manifesting in behaviours and actions resulting in disciplinary infractions.

Clinical teachers described the students' adjustment to an integrated curriculum as challenging until they became familiar with the learning milestones.

In a similar vein, the "new situations and activities" as referred to in items of the BIQ unfamiliar situations subscale also involve more specific novel experiences as described in the BIQ preschool/separation (i.e., adjustment to new situations) and physical challenge (i.e., exploration of new play equipment) subscales.

Among the many challenges they face is the adjustment to a different sporting culture.

Constant adjustment to the needs generated by environmental and endogenous challenges is provided by neuroendocrine-immune plasticity.

Women in medicine make different adjustments to manage the challenges of combining family life and a medical career [ 19, 23].

There is no adjustment to make here.