Sentences with phrase «less on alignment»

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The UK is less happy — it has to accept some regulatory alignment which will upset the DUP, but this may be worth it if it gets a final deal on trade that it is happy with (I've shown this by giving a score of 2 for Ireland and 1 for the UK in this case although, of course, the actual values of the scores is arbitrary — it is only their relative value that matters).

While ancestral genome reconstruction is based on alignment it is much less susceptible to errors than our detection of ancestral elements.

When we're in alignment, we exert the least amount of energy to initiate and maintain movement, we have more balance, and there's less stress on the shoulder, hip, knee and spine joints.

Yoga: Another study funded by the NCCIH revealed that people with chronic lower back pain who took up Iyengar yoga, a practice that focuses on proper alignment, experienced decreased discomfort and less disability after six months.

Less emphasis is on alignment and more is on how children can find their way around as a kid in an often stressful world.

Adjusting your poses this way leads to better alignment and less strain on your joints, muscles, and organs.

Brown noted the progress of several states around the above goals, noting rapid progress on strengthening the alignment and standards, but noting that states have made less progress in the area of creating effective accountability systems.

There's even an available hitch - alignment mode on the backup camera (the Acadia can tow up to 4,000 pounds when properly equipped — 1,000 pounds less than before).

New Goodyear Assurance tires were put on less than 300 miles ago on all 4 corners as well as a front end alignment.

Richard MacFarland, the alignment specialist at Dunks Performance, adjusts the TeraFlex rear control arms so that the pinion angle is about 1 degree less than the driveshaft angle to prevent unwanted vibrations while driving on the highway.

Changing the natural alignment also makes the dog less steady on his feet and can contribute to an increased probability of leg breaks.