Three large drugmakers, which last year encouraged wholesalers to overstock their products, posted declines in quarterly earnings as they compensated by cutting shipments this year.
For example, the introduction of ABS did not reduce overall risk as drivers compensated by driving closer to other vehicles [65].
Since it is impossible to balance all current emissions by net removals from forestry, those emissions can only be reduced as far as possible and partly compensated by substitution effects from LULUCF and in a smaller extent by net removals from the forest sector.
In mixed infections, the inability of P1 to castrate its host as quickly as P2 may be compensated by the greater competitiveness of P1.
The ATI-AS coupling in 5′ UTRs could be explained by the requirement of short 5′ UTRs for efficient initiation of translation (Wegrzyn et al. 2008), so that utilization of an upstream transcription start is compensated by AS.
The finance ministry has set up a CRGE facility to pool donor climate-finance funds, but the level of contributions will depend on how much victims of climate change such as Ethiopia are compensated by the industrialised nations that have caused it.
The taxonomic accuracy depends of the species number per area, as errors are compensated by increasing sample size.
Days off were defined as days 100% compensated by the NIA [National Insurance Administration].
However, this did not translate into a significant relationship between WBGT and total distance (r=0.05, p=0.723), as it was compensated by a positive correlation between distance covered at low intensity and WBGT (r=0.36, p=0.004; figure 2).
'Although maybe his management skills aren't yet as good as they could be, he compensated by being very strong, hard-working and incredibly conscientious.
Under the new rule, taxpayers can deduct so-called casualty losses — generally the cost of repairs from a sudden or unusual event — in the year in which the loss occurs, as long as the losses are not compensated by insurance or other parties.
