Sentence examples for urban adjustments from inspiring English sources

Over a longer period, however, urban adjustments cancel out this inequality: (1) in the center, rent level rises because of higher demand, inducing investment in additional housing and increasing city density; (2) on the outskirts, housing demand decreases until rent level decreases and compensates for higher transportation expenditures.

The results agreed fairly well with the previous downward urban adjustments, but found a larger downward adjustment was needed for rural epidemics.

But we are making special efforts to make the process as transparent as possible, including availability of the computer program that does the analysis, the data that goes into the analysis (also available from original sources), and detailed definition of urban adjustment of meteorological station data.

The theory (as well as the many empirical studies that have been done in the institutionalist tradition) would not make us expect that incumbents are eager to significantly change the structures of the field from which they benefit or that they would in fact be the drivers for creating a sustainable urban regime adjustment.

These recommendations address regulative frameworks, strategic urban planning, infrastructure adjustments, testing programs, collaborations with the private sector, platforms for knowledge transfer, and the use of cargo cycles by public authorities.

The overall land cover change pattern of "periurban forest transition" was characterized by urban expansion, agriculture adjustment and associated forest recovery.

However, the study did show a marginal difference in receipt of hormonal therapy between the rural Highlands and the Western Isles and the more urban Lothian (No adjustment by disease stage).

While we restricted our analysis to urban dwellers, finer adjustment based on the community of residence or the restriction of cases to only those from the community from which controls were selected would have increased the validity of the result.

The enhanced NTL time series from 1992 to 2013 were firstly generated by implementing global inter-calibration, vegetation-based spatial adjustment, and urban archetype-based temporal modification.

Within-season, distributed pollution measurements varied by temporal adjustment method, (e.g., summer NO2 under regional-only vs. urban and regional background adjustment), with Spearman rho values ranging from 0.59 to 0.95.

The lack of urban attitude takes some adjustment.