These inconsistencies likely relate to a variety of methodological issues, including small sample sizes, variable definitions of case and control groups, failure to adjust for multiple statistical testing, and inadequate adjustments for population stratification and smoking exposure.
Their cause of death is given as "failure to adjust to military life".
"But it is really a tale of a world of dislocated sexual relations and failure to adjust".
Should the injured victim of a defendant's negligence be penalized in ascertainment of damages for failure to adjust his headrest?
Since 1989, Romania's failure to adjust to a free-market economy has left the country one of the poorest in Eastern Europe.
But Mr Rumsfeld ended up suffering from the very problem that he saw in his critics: a failure to adjust his thinking to new circumstances.
And Long Island would incur a disproportionate share of this additional state levy because of its relative wealth and the failure to adjust for our higher cost of living.
Talking to the people who were close to him, one idea comes up time and again: that for all the pain his failure to adjust to his sexuality caused, it was this tension that fired Anderson's creativity.
As a Cherokee citizen and avid social-media user, I was disappointed by the illustration accompanying James Surowiecki's recent article on the BlackBerry's failure to adjust to consumer demands (The Financial Page, February 13th & 20th).
Some critics say its problems show a failure to adjust from running a government bureaucracy that served a captive, regulated market to managing an independent company in an industry dominated by nimble, unregulated customers.
Is it incompetence, is it ideological blinders, or is it a paradigmatic failure, a failure to adjust to the need for a new paradigm about how to secure our national security?
