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The ventilation settings can then be adjusted to try to maintain physiological levels of O2/CO2.

The indices are based on mortgages the lenders have approved over the month, which are then adjusted to try to show the cost of a typical homes (this means the price doesn't jump about if a lot of studio flats sell one month and a lot of £1m mansions the next).

"It's great to see the job market getting better and the market works, so we're adjusting to that market, trying to make sure we're appropriately ahead of it and we'll continue to move if we need to," McMillon told CNBC.

Our commitment is to continually adjust, to try to make sure we recapture our original vision.

Neither mode of detection nor tumour size was adjusted for to try to account for this.

The velocity models were adjusted by trying to match the simulated long-period S-wave with the observed records from the mb4.9 earthquake (Fig. 7).

A third life In villages and towns all over Compostela Valley, families are adjusting and trying to recover after Typhoon Bopha ripped apart their villages, homes and families.

The company said it was adjusting its marketing to try to make shoppers understand the new pricing structure.

In all, current published methods are adjusted basic statistics methods and try to decrease the FPR in microarray analysis according to aforementioned approaches.

While the world is still adjusting to and trying to recover from the worst global economic crisis to occur since the Great Depression, I am focused on what comes next.

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