The phrase "accurate compensation for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing fair payment or restitution for a service, loss, or damage.
Example: "The company provided accurate compensation for the damages caused during the construction process."
Alternatives: "fair remuneration for" or "just compensation for".
The key point of the newly-proposed method is to tailor-make a thermocouple junction diameter to realize accurate compensation for radiation heat loss and specific heat capacity rising with the heat conduction from wires to the junction, which eventually makes the temperature response curve of the thermocouple still comply with the first-order response equation.
The solution presented in this work relies on separating the duty-cycle into three parts: a load-free value that depends only on the input and output voltages, a transient fast correction contribution, and an accurate compensation for the IR drop that depends on the load current.
There are also opportunities for PET/MR to improve quantification of radiotracer uptake by more accurate compensation for body composition and/or intra-lesional fat, analogous to methods proposed for brain PET/MRI [ 10].
These numbers, staggering as they are, do not actually represent a fair or accurate compensation.
Calculated count rates will be reasonably accurate without additional compensation for CTI when using these ARFs.
A two dimensional setting of these reference points leads to an accurate estimation of and compensation for the sneak paths effects.
This work proposes criteria for accurate sizing of cable shunt compensation for dynamic simulation purposes based on grid voltages, generator reactive powers and power exchange with neighbouring grids.
Beyond creating modular DNA protein scaffolds, the formation of chromatin domains is essential for accurate dosage compensation, lineage differentiation, chromosome compaction and epigenetic imprinting.
Compensation for this effect is particularly important for accurate tumour activity quantification.
Our results emphasize the need for more accurate information about transmission risks, notification requirements, safer behavior and practices, and compensation for losses.
The purpose of the enhancement is to provide fair compensation for resources such as SERs that can provide fast and accurate responses.
