Sentence examples for better adjust from inspiring English sources
The development of a more finely tuned theory of belief thus allows us to better adjust our theory of meaning, while the adjustment of our theory of meaning in turn enables us to better tune our theory of belief.
We'd also better adjust for how sick the patients were in the first place, and since well-regarded surgeons often treat the most difficult cases, the best surgeons might well have the poorest patient recovery rates.
But they are encouraged that many families have reported that watching satellite broadcasts from home actually helps the women to overcome their loneliness and better adjust to life here.
He and Lighting Science are working with NASA on LED lights that are intended to allow astronauts to better adjust to phenomena like the 90-minute "days" experienced on the orbiting International Space Station.
"One of the things being a professional sailor that you learn is that you can't change the wind so you better adjust your sails," said Mr. L'HommeDieu, who has a Coast Guard captain's license and wrote the book "You Know You're a Local if... North Fork Edition".
Thus, field-independent people are superior in locating a simple visual figure (e.g., a triangle) embedded in a complex pattern; similarly, field-independent subjects can better adjust a rod in a tilted frame to the true vertical when no other visual cues to verticality are present.
If it is to secure its long-term relationship with Iraq, the superpower had better adjust fast to the idea that Iraq is once again a sovereign country, one that has a powerful sense of wounded pride and some prickly sensibilities.By some accounts, the Americans have already conceded a lot.
To better adjust for interdental spaces, the measuring beaks were narrowed [21].
They tend to achieve higher marks at school, be better adjusted and have greater self-confidence.
But, deep down… I don't know, they seem better adjusted than I was.
