Nevertheless, designing an LCL-filter is not simple because of high compensating bandwidth and variable frequency modulations involved in active filters.
Particularly, we observe a high degree of compensating effects between enthalpy and entropy; differences between these components are much greater than the overall free energy differences.
The low-power auxiliary inverter operates at a high frequency to compensate for the grid-current ripple.
At this stage, the decrease in serum glucose may have been the result of an increased need for regeneration of the neuromuscular system or a high demand to compensate for respiratory muscle weakness.
Normal end-expiratory lung volumes during natural sleep in BPD infants suggests that they have a high capacity to compensate by dynamically adapting their breathing pattern, which they are able to do when neither sedated nor clinically stressed.
Patients with a high activity may compensate an increased Ca2+ release or leakage from the SR while patients with a low activity of the SERCA do not.
It is concluded that it was not possible to compensate a high amount of concentrate with low CP content with low amounts of concentrate with high CP content.
The proposed structure is composed of In0.53Ga0.47As wells, AlAs central barriers, AlAs diffusion-stopping-layers, and AlAsSb external barriers with a high Sb composition which compensate the lattice mismatch produced by the AlAs layers.
A probable reason for the co-localization of physically interacting membrane proteins is that a protein with a high membrane association can compensate the low membrane association of its partner.
As a measure of overall nutrient adequacy, mean adequacy ratio (MAR) was calculated as the mean of the nutrient adequacy ratios (NARs) for the intake of energy and nine nutrients (protein, calcium, iron, phosphorus, retinol, thiamin, riboflavin, niacin, ascorbic acid), each truncated at 1 so that a nutrient with a high NAR could not compensate for a nutrient with a low NAR [ 20].
