Sentence examples for largely adjusting from inspiring English sources

At this point, prices are largely adjusting to the declining input prices (and the economic environment).

Two years had passed since my longtime partner's death, and though I had largely adjusted to his absence, I still experienced intense pangs of grief — painful unpleasure, in Freud's exquisite phrase.

On the basis of systematic screening studies of different material combinations and test module shapes, MCNP4c Monte Carlo calculations have shown that the IFMIF neutron spectrum could be largely adjusted to DEMO reactor conditions by combining tungsten plates serving as spectral shifter and carbon jackets of the test modules acting as neutron reflector.

The industry has largely adjusted to $50 oil.

And that's even though the market has largely adjusted for this news already – this move to add PPA ads has been rumored for some time.

Participants found that the meetings were largely adjusted to their needs.

Support from the child's father/partner (who had been forced to largely adjust to life according to the mother's diabetes) was very decisive for handling daily life with the newborn, the diabetes and breastfeeding issues.

Partial correlation (adjusting for sex and education) was performed to assess potential confounding by education (to allow comparison with other studies; however, this also largely adjusts for prior cognitive ability).

Factors that facilitated appropriate care noted in some studies, largely by adjusting to needs, appeared to be exceptions rather than common experiences.> This review extends that of Backer et al. [ 13], whose focus included, but was not limited to, hospital experiences of people with intellectual disability.

However, these associations were largely attenuated when adjusting for IMT measurements.

Between-village and between-household variations in prevalence were largely unchanged when adjusting for individual-level effects.