Sentences with phrase «slow adjustment»

However, research shows that staying in contact with your ex-partner can prolong the pain and slow the adjustment process.2

That said, if one has to deviate from my baseline policy, don't waste time getting to your policy goal, because slow adjustments merely put off the time when the cumulative adjustment is enough to matter.

Well, the US dollar is having a grinding, slow adjustment downward.

If you don't recognize that your puppy is overly anxious or fearful of these changes and make slow adjustments, you may be creating a phobia that turns your pup into an adult dog with fear - aggression issues.

It was a shock to the system, and now it will be a slow adjustment.

Based on the light fluctuations that would occur in a wheat crop, they then calculated how much less carbon dioxide the crop was absorbing over the course of a day because of this slow adjustment.

The study found a gradually decreasing trend in Congo rainforest greenness, sometimes referred to as «browning,» suggesting a slow adjustment to the long - term drying trend.

It's been a slow adjustment from waking up closer to 9 am and going to bed closer to 1 am.

«Against a weakened economic outlook and a slow adjustment cycle, we expect the Bank of Canada to reduce its policy rate to 0.25 % at its January 20 meeting,» states TD Economist Brian DePratto.

The problem could be anything from a slow adjustment to new food to internal parasites or even Inflammatory Bowel Disease (IBD).

We demonstrated by comparing the CESM predictions with simple 1st order Markov models that most of the land surface predictability in the CESM experiments results from the integrative effect of soils and the slow adjustment processes of vegetation in response to climatic and fire - related disturbances.

For many, separating acts as either a cooling off period for couples having difficulty communicating or a slower adjustment toward what will ultimately become new living arrangements for the family.