"I'm a slow researcher and a slower writer," he said one recent afternoon, while in the process of readjusting himself to daylight so he can promote the new book during hours when other people are awake.
Dr. Zhang said the government had invited him and other economists to tour the provinces and lecture local governments on these realities in the hope of readjusting priorities, to little avail.
I THINK it's safe to say that some aspects of global trade and finance may be in the process of readjusting, perhaps as a result of some sizable imbalances.
The fluctuating hysteresis of this proposed downward sloping "mood" curve reflects the operating range of the brain's reward and stress systems, which engage in a struggle to adjust and readjust in the setting of repetitive alcohol (or other drug) use.
Likewise, a coronin-1A-dependent readjusting of F-actin dynamics in proportion to the strength of the selecting signal may be required as T cells eventually acquire a functional immune repertoire.
Verizon is not the first company to bring live TV to mobile devices outside the home – if anything, it's lagging a bit – but it is rather representative of a growing industry trend, where cable companies and networks are readjusting themselves in the face of changing consumer behaviors.
The readjusted synchronous replication in the presence of AZA was demonstrated in blood lymphocytes of cancer patients [ 8, 16, 17].
IGFBPs are key players in the failure of cartilage to readjust to homeostasis during OA.
In her column "Readjusting concept of immigration" (Oct . 7, Chrystia Freeland fails to distinguish between migration of the elites, and immigration of low-skilled and unskilled workers.
The drop in crime "requires us in the silence of our hearts to readjust some of our own most deeply held beliefs," argues Myron Magnet, the editor of City Journal and an unabashed voice for conservatism.
Arthur's coalition policy was only successful in Virginia, however, and by 1885 the Readjuster movement began to collapse with the election of a Democratic president.
