Sentence examples for early adjustments from inspiring English sources

Here is Tarn's initial stab at the project as well as some very early adjustments to characters and backgrounds.

After some early adjustments "The Office" became a cornerstone of NBC's Thursday night comedy lineup, drawing some eight million to nine million viewers per episode each season and always performing strongly with the coveted younger audience.

Rising plasma CC16 levels may allow for early adjustments of ventilator settings or additional therapies.

Because of this dampening of the controller, early adjustments every 30 seconds were possible.

These early adjustments are clinically very relevant as most symptoms occur early after standing, as opposed to a few minutes later when autonomic accommodation has finally occurred.

"Arguably the UK is obliged to make an early adjustment under the relevant EU directive, on account of the post-referendum adjustment in the exchange rate, but there is little doubt that putting the level of financial protection back to its pre-2015 sterlevellevel of £85,000 serves the UK's domestic agenda," said Paul Edmondson, head of financial services at the law firm CMS.

Many suggest that reactions such as anxiety, avoidance or negative attitudes are expected during transitions, but they may also signal early adjustment difficulties (Margetts [2005]; Prior [1996]).

Such a predictor could be helpful for an early adjustment of treatment to the individual patient [ 27].

The relatively early adjustment of patient selection also amplified the proportion of T2D patients who already had cardiovascular events.

Multiplex PCR pathogen detection is useful as an adjunct to blood cultures to support early adjustment of empiric antimicrobial therapy.

In patients who are already being treated for hyperglycemia, early adjustment of insulin doses is recommended (119).