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The decoupled approach, on the other hand, maybe justified for systems with enough resources such that the performance loss could be compensated by additional resource allocation.
Birth rates overall were lower, but this could almost be compensated by additional cycles of frozen single embryo transfer.
Thus removal of its sidechain bulk could be compensated by additional water molecules, or a bulkier side chain accommodated by displacing them.
Thus, the putative generation of ROS, as suggested by the small increase in serum and heart lipid peroxidation, seems to be compensated by additional generation of antioxidants, observed by the significantly increased serum TAS and cardiac gene expression of SOD.
Nevertheless, a potential dilution of the treatment effect due to drop-outs is taken into account (eg no photographs available, loss to follow up); it is assumed that this can be compensated by additional 5% of patients to be randomized, and therefore the total sample size required for a fixed sample size design amounts to n=712+38=750 patients.
It has been possible to measure fitness costs of virulence in a few cases, although these costs are not always very high (Leach et al. 2001; Bahri et al. 2009; Montarry et al. 2010a), and can sometimes be compensated by additional mutations (Lannou 2012).
The diagonal line indicates where additional costs are compensated by additional reimbursement.
However, the quantitative contribution of escape and reversion to HIV-1 evolution and the degree to which costly mutations are compensated by additional mutations is less well understood (Lythgoe and Fraser, 2012; Schneidewind et al., 2009).
We speculate that the lack of these glands in most segments of the murine bronchial tree is compensated by additional mCLCA5 expression in a highly select area of the murine bronchial epithelium.
Amount of production lost by stopping early may not be compensated by the additional production due to injection.
We consider a maintenance organization that services a fleet of assets, so that unavailability due to maintenance downtime may be compensated by acquiring additional standby assets.
