Sentence examples for responsive adjustments from inspiring English sources

Current coach Nick Saban has led the Crimson Tide to three national championship victories since 2009, and a huge part of what makes him so great at his job is his ability to be ruthlessly attentive, analyze every play, and continually make responsive adjustments to his strategy.

Minimum staffing levels that allow for responsive adjustments would give more power to local managers to respond to workload demands [ 5].

A closed-loop system with physiologically responsive insulin adjustments capable of maintaining near-normal glucose levels could be of great benefit for pregnant women with type 1 diabetes.

The proportion of effects p caused by customers' responsive behavior and adjustment range D for u can be described in (28)–(31).

Genes targeted for modification must be stress-responsive elements and adjustment of expression must confer some degree of adaptation to adverse conditions.

We also present a new settlement mechanism in which the load adjustment costs of responsive customers are paid by non-responsive customers.

According to OTR-O, all the factors of customers' responsive behavior can be reflected in adjustment range of optimal solution for the change of temperature setting u, as shown in Fig. 5.

The VNTR data at 16 minisatellite loci were included in a stepwise variable-selection analysis, and four loci, MATR-2, -3, -8 and -16, appeared to have a cumulative association with responsive M. avium lung disease after adjustment for age.

The car's electric steering was responsive in fast turns, but easy to hold steady on those minute adjustments needed during a big, fast curve.

We then compared dynamic changes in ion accumulation and osmotic adjustment between Earlistaple 7 and Nan Dan Ba Di Da Hua and analyzed the expression profiles of responsive genes and miRNAs.

In addition to its availability in Arabic, it is a valuable tool that is responsive to changes in patient clinical status over time when used for treatment maintenance and adjustment [ 6, 8, 12- 14].