After adjustment for risk the active funds' edge grows to 1.3 points a year.
The drop in disposal income, after adjustment for inflation, was 2.7% over the year - which is the biggest decline since 1977.
The historical average rate (after an adjustment for inflation) is roughly 3.25 to 3.5 percent.
Currently, after an adjustment for inflation, real growth is bouncing between break-even and down.
Mayer assured analysts that would still be the case, after an adjustment period.
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Earlier this year, a survey of economists saw full-year economic growth forecasts around 3.3 percent (after an adjustment for inflation) for 2011.
Part of the wage adjustment after a downturn rests on how much workers are willing to give up.
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The fall in the pound may have been disconcertingly large but it marks an overdue adjustment after a long period in which sterling was overpriced.
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Both teams came out a bit off their best, perhaps because neither had played a game since last Saturday, a four-day layoff that was a particularly difficult adjustment after a lockout-compressed, no-rest regular season.
The exemption will be indexed for inflation, and estate planners are already trying to predict what the exemption would be in 2013 after an inflation-adjustment increase.
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On the other hand, that explosion of paparazzi flashbulbs and television cameras reminds one not just of the inevitable public interest but also that the adjustment period after a prison sentence is very difficult.
Seau may be just one of a trend as those 1 in 5 depressed players face adjustment to life after football.
Even after a good deal of EQ adjustment in iTunes, it still feels like there's something holding back the highs, something of a fog keeping them from being all they could be.
The healthy part of this revival is the normal adjustment of supply and demand after a painful recession.
Then, in order to account for companies that were highly valued while private but dropped significantly in value after their IPOs, we added an adjustment (up or down) in the company values in the immediate post-IPO period.
The adjustment could be to tether pensions to after-tax earnings, as in Germany, so that the link between pension benefits and the tax burden is made more obvious.
Firms increased their stock levels after having run them down in the previous quarter: the adjustment added 1.3 percentage points to GDP growth.
After Ogwumike scored 18 in the first half, Georgia made an adjustment to force more help on the Stanford star.
' And by definition, if the point of that is to avoid adjustment, you have to do it this year, the next year, the year after, and every year, forever.
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The net cash proceeds are prior to any adjustment for potential tax liabilities which are likely to arise from the sale of spectrum assets even after utilizing the existing net operating losses.
With the Eurozone expected to shrink a further 0.1% this year, after contracting 0.6% in 2012, European policymakers will have to work to achieve more symmetrical adjustment shared between core external surplus members, namely Germany, and peripheral deficit countries, Kraemer argues.
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