Sentence examples for ability to fully compensate from inspiring English sources

It may also lack the ability to fully compensate him.

Similar to our findings in equine incisors, the existence of the enamel organ in equine cheek teeth (i.e. approx. five years post eruption) seems to be correlated with the ability to fully compensate occlusal wear.

In normal individuals, DI is relatively high; however, in those along the progression from normal to type 2 diabetes, DI becomes progressively lower, reflecting a decreased ability of the pancreas to fully compensate for increases in insulin resistance (6– 10).

It's not going to fully compensate for other things but it's going to help".

Over time, insulin resistance becomes so severe that the pancreas cannot produce enough insulin to fully compensate.

No one expects Comics.com to fully compensate for what Ms. Wilson calls "declines on the print side".

Then, a linear state feedback controller is designed to fully compensate the perturbation estimate in real-time.

Judge Evan Wallach dissented, applying ordinary common-law damages principles in torts law to conclude that lost-profits damages should be recoverable to fully compensate the patentee.

It examines the propriety of water interest, finding that additional water above the award is not necessary to fully compensate the plaintiff.

Dougherty said NECC has made it clear it doesn't have enough money to fully compensate victims "to the level and degree of their injury".

However, this mechanism evidently fails to fully compensate for hearing loss due to vaterite replacement and may only be present in extreme cases.