The phrase "a compensation for a decrease" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a form of restitution or reimbursement that is intended to offset a reduction in value, quantity, or quality.
Example: "The company offered a compensation for a decrease in employee benefits due to budget cuts."
Alternatives: "a reimbursement for a reduction" or "an offset for a decline".
These results suggest that Rasl11b does not act as an inhibitor of Nodal pathway and that the rescue of Zoep mutants by rasl11b knock down is not due to a simple compensation for a decrease in Nodal signaling but highlight the specificity of rasl11b knock down suppressor effect on the Zoep phenotype.
Compensation for a decrease in the strength of one binding site by increasing the affinity for another site has been shown experimentally for activation of Pol II by the Epstein-Barr virus protein ZEBRA [34].
These new characteristics are a direct result from the natural selection in hostile environment and act as a compensation for the decreased cell motility.
The adjustments of hubs and connector nodes in non-HE patients could be a compensation for the decreased modularity in their functional connectivity networks.
Importantly, in non-HE patients, the numbers of connect nodes did not change while the total numbers of hubs increased, indicating that there could be a compensation for the decreased modularity in their functional connectivity networks.
When these patients have a normal pH and a normal SBE and HCO3- concentration, it would seem most appropriate to consider this to be physiologic compensation for a decreased ATOT [ 44], rather than classifying this condition as a complex acid base disorder with a mixed metabolic acidosis/hypoalbuminemic alkalosis.
One possible explanation is that this is a compensation for the above-mentioned decrease in SBP.
The finding may reflect alteration in compensation for the decrease of dopamine in the patients with PD.
A2ARs was asymmetrically down-regulated in the putamen in drug-naïve patients with PD, and the asymmetrical regulation of A2ARs seems to be involved in compensation for the decrease in dopamine.
