Sentence examples for adjustments in general from inspiring English sources

One factor explaining this might be that no more than 50% of people receiving treatment for hypertension adhere to their treatment (3), and another explanatory factor might be that lifestyle adjustments in general are hard to maintain (5).

This underlines rate-limiting roles of the growth regulator in plant morphogenesis and hints at meta-regulatory levels of growth control, by which adjustments in general cellular activities could feed back on defined aspects of plant development via modulation of auxin responses.

My problem is that I've never been more than lukewarm on the subject of constitutional adjustment in general.

As the power adjustment in general degrades the transmission power of femtocells to mitigate the interference effect on victim MUEs, the GPA scheme offers as expected a better average throughput for FUEs.

As noted before, intensive margins of adjustment are in general more rapid than extensive ones due to differences in adjustment costs, which will depend on the nature of employment protection in place and the situation in the labour market when an economy is hit by a shock.

There have been many studies of the factors that contribute to divorce adjustment, but in general, most scientists have overlooked the religious aspects of divorce.

In this approach, practical modification in general formulation of GP is provided based on proportional feedback gain adjustment.

While these examples represent the most sensible use of local energy producers, it can easily be extended to interact with smart grid and demand side management applications, as these deal with distribution or time adjustments of loads in general.

In all cases the focus will be to offer support with breastfeeding in particular, and adjustment to parenthood in general, directing women to existing local services as appropriate or if requested.

Associations decreased after adjusting for age, and in general, further adjustment (model 1 and model 2) provided similar estimates.

In general, adjustment for school size did change the crude associations slightly, but did not affect our conclusions.