Sentence examples for a complete compensation from inspiring English sources

"We have to raise the pressure over a year after the event to make sure a complete compensation package is assembled," Duncan said.

If a complete compensation is not possible, we propose to come close to the agreed level through re-performing the admission control procedure with updated QoS values.

Furthermore, while the increased catalyst temperatures result in an accelerated deactivation of the unstable catalysts (Pt,Ir), heat integration leads to a complete compensation of this acceleration.

This explanation also suggested that a complete compensation was not possible because the capacity and/or quality of the reweighting process of visual/somatosensory inputs were also maturing from 7 to 10.

Yang, et al. [105], analyzed the influence of zero residual voltage, coverage width of the detection unit, installation errors and deformation of detection roller, and other factors on the shape detection signal, and a relatively complete compensation model was established.

For heterozygotes, for a duplication versus diploid wild type, the regression (fig. 4 B ; log2 R = −0.77 + 0.14 × log2 M; P < 0.0001) suggests that there is a nearly complete compensation of low expression genes (log2 R = 0), whereas highly expressed genes demonstrate little dosage compensation (log2 R = log2(1.5) = 0.58).

Because highly expressed genes demonstrate a more complete compensation for deletions, we predict that transcriptional compensation-based dominance of the wild-type alleles should be more common in highly expressed genes, whereas dominant mutations are more likely in genes with low overall expression.

Even if each doctor had just one injured and deserving patient a year (a highly optimistic assumption), complete compensation would exceed the cost of providing universal health coverage in America.

"The biotechnology compensation and benefits survey is a bible for the industry.... Having access to a current, industry-specific, complete compensation tool is critical to planning an effective human resources strategy," explained Mary Yaroshevsky-Glanville, director of human resources at Inex Pharmaceuticals (and chair of the BHRC Labour Market Information Task Force).

This ratio is thus intermediate to chromosome wide and complete compensation (a ratio of 1) and a situation with no compensation and expression level solely reflecting gene dose (a ratio of 2), and is open to several possible explanations.

Based on these findings, in this review paper, a complete ecological compensation mechanism framework was constructed to avoid the partial compensation on large hydropower projects.