Sentence examples for thought to adjust from inspiring English sources

Seasonings, in particular, were thought to adjust a dish's elemental properties in crucial, therapeutic ways.

That would take air pressure off the tail and make it easier, they thought, to adjust.

With a repulsive polymer-NP interaction, permselectivity is enhanced by NP loading, which is thought to adjust the permeability by locally disturbing polymer conformation.

"Most of the time when people get into the car they don't think to adjust their head restraint," Mr. Lund said.

Therefore, if the noise variance does not satisfy Equation (19), we can think to adjust it applying a certain gain on the received signal.

Since the posterior region is thought to quickly adjust tension on the rotator cuff, preventing buckling of the tendon with dynamic movement [ 20, 21], the loss of this region can have a significant functional impact.

Circadian clocks are thought to have evolved to adjust to the predictable rhythms of the light-dark cycle caused by the rotation of the Earth around its own axis.

These reactions are thought to represent attempts to adjust physiology for maintenance of homeostasis.

"Today, opportunity requires the constant ability to learn and relearn, to master new tools and new technologies, to think broadly, to adjust quickly, to put things in context," the president told the 423 graduates in a 27-minute speech.

As if to emphasise his ease with ordinary people - a skill which the prime minister is notoriously thought to lack - Miliband kept adjusting his tone and vocabulary to those of the phone-in callers.

She intended, I think, to help me adjust to a new reality, but the effect was the opposite.