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Family violence ratings had no relationship to any adjustment measure.

In an error correction model, the coefficient for the error correction mechanism measures the strength of this adjustment mechanism.

One should therefore not categorically demand a complete set of environmental covenants to be included in every adjustment programme.

The first goal was to examine the correspondence between relationship patterns and adolescent adjustment.

These analyses provide appropriate adjustment of standard errors for the effects of clustering within classrooms.

In our work, we use an automatic adjustment of based on the result of the differencing performance.

Once set that would define the level of the post, but it would not require constant adjustment.

The diagnosis of a terminal cancer begins one of the most complex and challenging individual experiences of continual adjustment that includes multiple coping responses.

The legitimization of federalism will render such continuous adjustment less likely.

This perception may have resulted in an overall downward adjustment of average expected portfolio returns and a commensurate adjustment of the annuity rate.

A social cognitive processing model of emotional adjustment to cancer.

Claims will be coming in and matters will remain for final adjustment probably for years to come.

This finding suggests that decision makers in federal countries must pay close heed to the need to synchronize institutional reforms and fiscal adjustment.

The developmental history of experimenters would suggest a history of adaptation that will predict future adjustment.

The gradual adjustment that takes place after the first period is 27% of the total price change.

The driver's seat has a degree of height adjustment.

The stationary equilibrium is stable under genetic-algorithm adaptation if the algorithm converges back to the equilibrium after initial adjustment.

In short, attachment theory suggests continuity between early primary relationships and later adjustment.

The elevator trims have been electrified, eliminating the need for manual adjustment in original models.

There is some minor adjustment to avoid double counting of individual houses closed and later demolished.

While politicians find virtues in market solutions to education and health, there is a remaining normative preference for coordination over mutual adjustment.

At the very least, they would face periods of painful adjustment and instability.

This condition was satisfied for the ambivalent attachment style, selfperception, and peers' report of positive adjustment.

It is a fact that we have a major problem of adjustment in our economy.

We then discarded the data and repeated the recordings after proper adjustment of spot position.

The psychological adjustment of target individuals using the young adult data has yet to be examined.

Psychosocial adjustment to orthotopic liver transplantation in 266 recipients.

Second, the new proposal generates more rapid adjustment paths in response to shocks.

Only a general agreement amongst us all or a reasonable adjustment in the system can do that.

Accordingly, multivariate assessment of mortality risk required adjustment for gender.

Immunity is a major source of parasite mortality and parasites stand to gain sizeable fitness benefits through short-term adjustments of maturation time in response to variation in immune-mediated mortality.

I should say that it may possibly be that some slight adjustment in the wording will be necessary.

A physical illness attribution and poor social adjustment at assessment were also associated with poor social adjustment at 6 months followup.

For example, the statistical adjustment might be based on baseline characteristics.

Thus, improvements in individual competencies in adolescence may mediate successful adjustment to life changes at later developmental periods.

The increase in the interest rate has been associated with an upward adjustment of the rate of time preference.