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61 Lack of completeness of the DNPR in capturing certain conditions can sometimes be compensated by data linkage to other routine registries.

In contrast, τrelay remains approximately constant for q ∈ (0.15, 0.45): in fact, the packets' losses at the leaves' are compensated by data transmitted by the relay node itself, so that the overall value of τrelay tends to remain stable.

In water resources modeling, meteorological data scarcity can be compensated by various global data sets, but those data sets can differ tremendously.

We estimate that more detailed clinical records and facilitation of data extraction from this clinical database for research will be cost effective, in the sense that that the extra time spent by the medical staff will be compensated by the time gained in data extraction for research or quality control purposes.

The lack of clinical data may partly be compensated by the known strong association of positive CSF AD biomarkers with AD pathology [ 37] and the fact that CSF AD biomarkers are strong predictors of clinical AD in patients undergoing cognitive evaluation [ 11].

Depletion effect in the thin-layer cell may be compensated by setting the diffusion relaxation time between the periods of collecting spectroscopic data in a SNIFTIRS experiment.

These data suggest that loss of one pocket protein could be compensated by protein redundancy within a cell.

This variability cannot be compensated by internal standardization [ 35], but why is the analytical approach leading to reasonable data for ZFE not suited for Daphnia?

Housing associations will be compensated by the Government.

Such a loss could never be compensated by any gain.

War damages must be compensated by all invading countries.