Sentence examples for appropriate compensating from inspiring English sources

We sought to understand this glucose effect so that an appropriate compensating correction could be made, expecting that this would improve the power to detect treatment effects.

We conclude that companies should consider the potential costs of using a rotational staffing model in the internal audit function and, if adopting this practice, should ensure the appropriate compensating controls are in place to mitigate such costs.

More likely, after Iraq got ignored last week, he probably felt it was appropriate to compensate.

The method is also appropriate to compensate a torque saturation.

What legal standard, if any, is appropriate to compensate innocent victims?

The use of a monetary incentive has been successful in other Australian studies [ 10] and was considered appropriate to compensate householders for recording their water usage over a 7-day recording period (a significant time commitment for the respondent) but not for a 15-20 minute CATI.

So you would designate that money for the scholarship program and then make appropriate cuts to compensate for its loss.

Therefor it is important to tune PEG density at an appropriate amount to compensate these two factors.

If someone asked you to change your plans for tomorrow in order to test for HIV, it may be appropriate if they compensate you for your time".

In conclusion, high soybean meal diets need to be supplemented with appropriate minerals to compensate for the negative effects of their mineral composition on L. vannamei reared in low-salinity water.

It is thus apparent that, even in a microgravity environment, woody plants can make appropriate corrections to compensate for stress gradients introduced by mechanical bending, thereby enabling compression wood to be formed.