Sentence examples for readjustment with from inspiring English sources
For Ms. Carroll, there will be an emotional homecoming and a long readjustment, with demands for a fuller report of what she endured.
Set 1 encompassed a rapid metabolic readjustment with enhanced uptake and intracellular transport of fatty acids as metabolic fuels.
The RLCL focuses on four areas, namely (i) a stricter definition of land rights as property rights rather than just private contracts, (ii) a ban on large-scale reallocations of land and limiting small-scale readjustments with clear conditions, (iii) permitting land transfer between households, and (iv) a commitment to issuance of land documents (Deininger et al. 2012).
A recent study of OEF/OIF/Operation New Dawn (OND) veterans referred for behavioral health evaluation found that more than 75% of patients with partners reported some family readjustment issues, with 66% reporting this occurring on a weekly basis [ 12].
It may reflect readjustment in line with modern clinical practice," Keogh said.
Still others -- as many as 5percentt of the division, officials here said -- have sought counseling for symptoms of combat stress or other problems with readjustment.
25] when the French government, at the instance of Vincent Auriol, Minister of Finance, decided to proceed to a readjustment in accord with London and Washington.
The new season, however, calls for a readjustment of thinking with designers forgoing armwear in favour of more streamlined cover-ups.
About 100 inmates at a time would spend up to three months in the Queensboro Correctional Facility, getting help with readjustment from state agencies and the Vera Institute of Justice; the project would not include drug treatment, though, nor is it financed yet.
"The investor rethink about the prospects of the two tech companies has led to a striking readjustment in valuation, with Google climbing from barely a third of Apple's worth six months ago to more than two-thirds".
This readjustment inevitably comes with a certain type of "tension".
