Sentence examples for decisions to adjust from inspiring English sources

Through genetics and cell biology, we try to understand, how does the gut "think?" How does it make its decisions to adjust your physiology?

Despite the immense pressure, and the emotional state of the markets, I drew on an existential perspective, and my colleagues and I made careful, probabilistic decisions to adjust our portfolio, and we weathered the storm.

This program will prepare you with the agile thinking required to analyze problems of student learning and then make decisions to adjust and differentiate instruction within given time and curriculum constraints.

The researchers were not funded by the hospital, and decisions to adjust work practices lay entirely with the implementation steering group.

Recent evidence has indicated that a significant level of non-adherence is intentional involving deliberate decisions to adjust medication use [ 7- 14].

Clinicians based their decisions to adjust ventilator settings on clinical experience (72%), trial and error (15%), protocols (11%), and scientific equations (2%).

Slightly more substantial sports news included the New York Mets' decision to adjust the outfield dimensions at Citi Field.

The decision to adjust "Rethink possible" is emblematic of the midcourse corrections that marketers will make in campaigns as circumstances change in the marketplace.

Rainer Bruederle of the Free Democrats (FDP) told a talk show on Thursday night: The decision to adjust to the common currency is one that Italy has to take for itself, it's not for us to take.

But The Post's Juliet Eilperin and Darryl Fears report that Native American tribes are frustrated with the secretary over his decision to adjust the size of the Bears Ears National Monument in Utah.

We have made the decision to adjust our schedule for this work and will now release the revised PSAT/NMSQT® in fall 2015, followed by the release of the revised SAT® in spring 2016.