Sentence examples for readjustment as from inspiring English sources

Coastal erosion and readjustment, as well as shifting rivers, will induce redistribution of this carbon 'pool'pool

In addition, the substrate specificity of these proteins appears to have undergone readjustment as, e.g., LXR3 is not able to convert l-xylo-3-hexulose whereas LXR4 is able to do so.

His early 20s seem to have been a period of readjustment, as he took to the booze.

That is exactly what Tolstoy writes, because he wants us to experience a little shock of readjustment as the adult meets the otherworldliness of childish fantasy.

Having experienced double-digit growth for more than a decade – during which it replaced Japan as the world's second-biggest economy – China is now going through a painful period of readjustment as growth inevitably slows.

Few made the readjustment as smoothly and charmingly as Ms. Battaglia, or with Diane von Furstenburg's sense of camp (she designer wore a curly pink-red wig) or with the gone-for-glory pomp of Sarah Jessica Parker's Mohawk headdress (by the milliner Philip Treacy).

We use non-parametric and semi-parametric scale readjustment methods as well as a more sophisticated Compound Hierarchical Ordered Probit (CHOPIT) model in order to compare these results against the ones obtained using the non-adjusted measure.

Since the Cultural Revolution of the late 1960s, China's administrative apparatus at all levels of the hierarchy has been in a process of readjustment so as to bring governmental organization in line with political reality.

Republicanism did not envisage any "social readjustment" (such as improving the quality of life for former-slaves), and they "were not revolutionaries in the deep meaning of the word".

The aim of the paper is to unpack the concept of urban space as a commons and examine its readjustment at the beginning of the 21st century through the lens of the Polish print media.

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