Sentence examples for less to adjust from inspiring English sources

The magnitude of any difference in prognosis associated with individual SNPs is likely to be at best modest hence stipulating significance levels of ∼10−4 or less to adjust for multiple testing is inherently unrealistic.

Trainees in Northern Ireland reported being less confident in IGT diagnosis, use of IV insulin and peri-operative management and were less likely to adjust oral treatment, contact specialist, educate lifestyle, and optimise treatment.

Of course Barcelona also play at a high tempo, which means the opposition has less time to adjust its shape when chasing the triangles.

It must be said that it's men who get it wrong time and again but then they also have less inclination to adjust skin tone with foundation and blusher as we women do.

Most Ethiopian and Kenyan runners come from cool mountain regions, and coaches told me that in the past they've seemed less likely to adjust their training for summer conditions.

Andrew Short QC, counsel for the 204 other judges in the case represented by the law firm Leigh Day, suggested the idea that older judges should be spared changes because they have less time to adjust before retirement was illogical because the older appointees would be exposed to the changes for a shorter period of time.

Consequently, cohorts with less timespan to adjust to the reform may experience some negligible welfare deterioration.

Admittedly, the reform introduced as of t=11 leaves agents less room to adjust the instantaneous labor supply.

Small fragmented holdings have less flexibility to adjust to biophysical changes and are therefore more exposed to greater risk compared to consolidated landscapes (Stokes et al. 2006).

For one thing, wage of the low-skilled labor is relatively less rigid to adjust given a more flexible movement of this group between sectors as they are more likely to be employed within the informal job-contract system.

But before humans are confronted with such drastic consequences, wildlife and landscapes less equipped to adjust will suffer first. .