Sentences with phrase «more acclimatized»

Elton Ash, regional executive vice-president, Re / Max of Western Canada, says: «First - time buyers seem more acclimatized to economic factors, even though the barrage of bad news continues to flow.

Video game fans may be a little more acclimatized to the early demise of a character.

In addition, as individuals become more acclimatized to a hot environment, they adapt by improving their ability to reabsorb (or hold on to) sodium and chloride, resulting in decreased loss of electrolytes via sweat.

Looking ahead, he wants see if the same trends hold up in other regions, starting with the southeast of the United States, where people may be more acclimatized to warmer temperatures.

Not exact matches

During a weeklong business trip or vacation, your body no sooner acclimatizes to the new schedule than it is time to return home again, where you must get used to the old routine once more.

Locations projected to face annual bleaching relatively late have more time to acclimatize to warming oceans and are conservation priorities.

But what if you could help your body acclimatize more quickly and thoroughly with the help of a natural substance — like beet juice?

These results demonstrate the magnitude of trade - offs likely to be experienced by this species as they acclimatize to warmer conditions by changing to more thermally tolerant clade D zooxanthellae.

For sure, we'd prefer a bit more heft from the steering so it didn't feel overly light and lifeless, but you do acclimatize yourself to the lack of feedback fairly promptly (especially if your current car already has a similar setup), and the numbness of the steering is at least countered by its more acceptable responsiveness.

For more tips on how to acclimatize your cat to his carrier, read our tips.

dog - snow2Dogs that spend the majority of their lives outside will be more likely to be acclimatized to cold weather than one that lives in an apartment in Manhattan.

Once they've been acclimatized to their new home in Colorado, the magestic cats will are certain to draw in more than their share of eager visitors — but ADI plans to ensure that they're not subjected to the same conditions from which they were rescued.

A simple carbon tax would have got the ball rolling, funded useful renewable technology to get up and running and would generally have acclimatized the public to paying more for clean energy.

You may anticipate suffering knock - back after knock - back as you gradually acclimatize to the idea that you're going to have to settle for less until you have a bit more experience.