Sentence examples for be compensated for later from inspiring English sources

It is this you will be compensated for later.

As we have data on long follow-up it is unlikely that the increasing incidence in the screened age group will be compensated for later on.

Since the effects of diabetes on the systemic vasculature are known to change over time [ 6, 21] it is possible that an early loss of endothelium-dependent vasodilation in the pulmonary circulation is compensated for later in the disease.

"When you produce, you expect to be compensated for it later on, but when it don't happen, then other things come".

Likely the damage caused by loss of dpp and mad can be compensated for by later development events.

The seeming drought-resistance of the-crop during flowering (2) and early yield formation (pod development, 3a) is the result of the flowering period extending over one month; light water deficits during a part of this period can be compensated for by better retention of later-formed flowers and pod setting.

Autophagy deletion affected Notch activity only during that short period of activation, most likely by regulating the processing of the endocytosed Notch receptor, which presumably can be compensated for by other degradation pathways in later stages of development [ 59].

They did offer to spruce up their neighborhood to keep it from being leveled, but with the city asking them to sign disclaimers saying they might not be compensated for any improvements if their houses were later seized, several residents said any remodeling projects would be a waste of time and money.

Also, large negative effects at later age could be compensated for by a small advantage early in life.

As population doubling time was measured every day, the decrease in population doubling time that occurred during the evolution experiment (Fig. 2a) could be compensated for by transferring smaller aliquots at the later stage of the experiment.

We will see later that "mild underdifferencing" can be compensated for by adding AR terms to the model, while "mild overdifferencing" can be compensated for by adding MA terms instead.