Sentence examples for make greater adjustments from inspiring English sources

The combination of Cy5/Cy3 is marginally worse in its approximation of the theoretical ideal, and this is likely to be the result of the LoWeSS normalisation having to make greater adjustments to low expressed genes.

"If we were having success in the first half, Norm always made great adjustments," said Bill Doba, the former Washington State coach and defensive coordinator.

Crabtree, the 2009 first-rounder, has superb body contorting prowess, which allows him to make great short-area adjustments on the ball, but he lacks explosive downfield speed.

But at least Steve Alford made great halftime adjustments.... oh, wait.

But Wantagh members probably had to make the greater adjustment, at least in terms of ritual.

Now, if you want to make excuses for Pujols, you could say that he switched leagues and coasts and is the player making the greater adjustment.

That's the only way we are going to have the perspective needed to make the Great Adjustment from energy dependence to energy intra-dependence, from a fossil fuel civilization to a solar or zero-point energy civilization, from a deficit-based economy to an asset-based system yielding new forms of natural and social equity, and from a world of poverty to a world of prosperity and peace.

They made some great adjustments today and got our car back where we needed to be to run up front and everything was going fine," Harvick said Sunday after the failure.

"I put it in a place where only J-Co can get it, and he made a great adjustment for the ball," Sanchez said.

After the Sooners punted, Roberson threw deep to Terry, who made a great adjustment while the ball was in the air to beat Antonio Perkins for the catch.

The really great ones can make drastic adjustments to their teammates' assignments because of it (hence all the pointing and audibling you see from guys like Brady, Brees, Rodgers or the Manning Brothers).