Sentence examples for to adjust faster from inspiring English sources

The study, published this week in PLOS ONE, suggests that farmers may benefit by housing their cows together to adjust faster to changes like new feeding and milking technologies.

Furthermore, children may not only suffer from their own migration stress, but also from the migration stress of their parents as stress may lead to inadequate parenting, and from the family conflicts that may arise as children tend to adjust faster to their new home country than their parents [ 22].

"You've got to learn fast, you've got to adjust fast in the big leagues".

Chen also explained how users can use a force-press to adjust fast-forwarding, whereby a hard press on the fast-forward button will double the speed.

While Cephalon's drug Nuvigil seeks to keep people awake when the body's internal clock calls for sleep, experts say there are ways to make that clock adjust faster to a new time zone, thereby speeding resolution of jet lag.

As a consequence, they adjust faster to new conditions and quickly regain momentum and produce positive returns when the economic environment stabilizes.

In the orthodox Keynesian case, prices adjust faster than wages, while in the Neo-Keynesian case, wages adjust faster than prices.

But the team of mathematicians behind Entrain wondered if they could help you adjust faster by calculating the precise cycle of light and dark that would best ease your body into its new environment.

Regulating light exposure can help you feel better and adjust faster.

If it is to secure its long-term relationship with Iraq, the superpower had better adjust fast to the idea that Iraq is once again a sovereign country, one that has a powerful sense of wounded pride and some prickly sensibilities.By some accounts, the Americans have already conceded a lot.

The high failure rate is due in part the liabilities of newness, which refers to the fact that new companies often falter because the people involved cannot adjust fast enough to their new roles and because the firm lacks a track record of success.