Sentence examples for adjustments for instance from inspiring English sources

Most of the people who are pointing out that the economy lost jobs before seasonal adjustments, for instance, were not praising Mr. Obama when the economy gained 2.1 million jobs — before seasonal adjustments — from August to November.

I remember an amazing interview with the Orel Hershiser, who was such a smart pitcher — he said he would make just such adjustments; for instance, if he was consistently throwing outside in a given game, he would move his imagined strike zone farther inside to compensate and then throw to that).

"We have to grit our teeth and keep on going, but you have to have your business head on and make adjustments, for instance taking on fewer seasonal staff".

The manipulation of large datasets computationally expensive operations such as the simulation of millions of scenarios for the calculation of sensitivities and valuation adjustments, for instance–are daily struggles for a derivatives desk.

Preliminaries studies suggest that EtOH treatment similarly immobilizes other planarian species, although the concentration required may need adjustment (for instance, 5% EtOH works well for Dugesia japonica, data not shown).

In turn, coparenting conflict may undermine parental adjustment, for instance leading to chronic stress which could serve to potentiate tendencies toward a range of anxiety disorders.

Half a millennium later, of course, there have been adjustments — yeast, for instance, has been permitted since the 17th century.

Ireland probably would not have gained as much from external adjustment as, for instance, Portugal, where wage reductions are apparently unconstitutional as Francesco Franco reports.

Such dynamic adjustment allows, for instance, faster responses to recurrent stimuli [1] and tuned weighting of visual cues depending on their previous validity [2].

A spokesman for Mr. Daisey, Philip Rinaldi, said on Monday that the changes to the show largely dealt with adjustments to language; for instance, Mr. Daisey notes that his memories of certain encounters in China are different than those of his translator, and he presents her side of the story.

The largest adjustment (+40 points), for instance, occurs for Hungary in RLS 1991 because the sample comprises grade 3 students who are clearly younger than 120 months.