Current studies report that women experience greater disabilities, have a higher mortality rate 20– 22, and show poorer long-term readjustment than men.
The possible implications for dating techniques, such as lichenometry, radiocarbon dating and cosmogenic surface-exposure dating are also important, as long-term readjustments of surface forms may lead to dating inaccuracy.
Lois Taylor Old Greenwich, Conn., Feb. 23, 2009 To the Editor: Re "Dangers of the D-Word," by Eduardo Porter (Editorial Notebook, Feb. 17): Let's resurrect the 1950s term "rolling readjustment" to define what we're going through now.
Rosi interpreted Levi's title as indicating the temporary state of peace in man's naturally warring condition, though for Levi it had a more personal sense in terms of his readjustment after Auschwitz.
Clinicians must be alert to psychological problems and manage them, as reentry and readjustment for long-term travelers may be difficult.
There's been a readjustment, and I've come to terms with my new place in the universe, my new role in the universe, because of the physical changes.
What would you single out as something that hasn't changed much over the long-term, and what's something that's required readjustment -- or even caused a bit of culture shock -- each time you return after a significant stretch of time?
This is a novel which proceeds, both at phrase-level and in terms of plot and character, by moments of disorienting readjustment, some sly and secretive, others dazzlingly brazen.
Since collagen scaffolds may deform slightly over time, readjustment of scaffold position was conducted for long-term stimulations of 24 hours.
Costa Rica's decision to close its last two state zoos has been hailed as a breakthrough for animal rights, but in the short term it could mean a legal battle as well as a major readjustment for the sloths, tapirs, jaguars and other creatures that have found refuge there.
