Sentence examples for a partial compensation of from inspiring English sources

In spite of this, a partial compensation of 0.1λ is still available.

However, for large transmitter and receiver IQ imbalance values, the estimates obtained from (29) may not be accurate enough, resulting in only a partial compensation of the transmitter and receiver IQ imbalance.

First, two regular time periodic heat loads, with a period of one year, are considered, with either a partial compensation of winter heating and summer cooling or no compensation.

Now, if the inverse CRF is derived in a laboratory in such a way that the overall response of the instrument is linearized, the correction would also include a partial compensation of the nonlinearity, more exactly of the positive bias in the mean response for very low levels, introduced by negative clipping in the presence of "dark" noise (noise associated to the dark signal).

KO of Mll4 led to a moderate differentiation defect along with a transient up-regulation of Mll3 expression in the early phase of adipogenesis whereas KO of Mll3 had no effect on adipogenesis, suggesting a more prominent role of MLL4 in development and a partial compensation of MLL4 loss by MLL3.

SOD2 was upregulated in neurons from Pex11β +/− mice, but not from Pex11β −/− animals, whereas the level of catalase remained unchanged in neurons from Pex11β +/− mice and was reduced in those from Pex11β −/− mice, suggesting a partial compensation of oxidative stress in the heterozygotes, but a failure thereof in the homozygous Pex11β −/− brain.

The up-regulation of mXinβ in mXinα-deficient mice suggests a partial compensation for the loss of mXinα.

A partial compensation for the loss of Ring1b function by Ring1a has also been described (de Napoles et al. 2004; Stock et al. 2007).

The severity of metabolic acidosis upon a4 subunit disruption contrasted markedly with the very mild effects observed in mice with a disruption of the B1 subunit (Karet et al, 1999) which have been attributed to a partial compensation by the incorporation of the alternative B2 subunit isoform into the V-ATPase holoenzyme (Paunescu et al, 2007).

The authors argue that one explanation lies in the fact that migration can be used as a partial compensation mechanism for gender discrimination in the labour market.

For 4000 Hz to 8000 Hz, there is still a partial compensation.