Sentence examples for be compensated for reducing from inspiring English sources

Under the scheme, Brazil would be compensated for reducing deforestation below a certain baseline according to the market value of the carbon sequestered in the intact forest.

Another minor point of contention is that Saudi Arabia is now asking why if tropical nations are being compensated for reducing deforestation they aren't being compensated for not pumping oil from the ground.

At the recovery stage, the increase in TCA cycle fluxes might be compensating for reduced amino acid uptake that leads to enhanced albumin synthesis.

In addition, basal ECAR (extra-cellular acidification rate), a measure of glycolysis, was significantly increased in fibroblasts from Patient 4 in comparison with the controls, suggesting that patient fibroblasts are compensating for reduced ATP synthesis resulting from decreased mitochondrial respiration through increased glycolysis (Fig. 4B).

But analysts noted that unfavorable currency conditions could be compensated for by reducing other costs.

"This initiative is temporary, limited in size, and its impact should be compensated for by reducing the amount of money in circulation.

The damage has to be compensated for by reducing the growth aboveground so the surviving roots will be able to take up enough water to sustain the leaves that are left.

The most likely effect of unequal variances in these analysis is an increase in Type I error, which could be compensated for by reducing α by half to 0.025 [ 43].

When selection coefficients are optimized, therefore, the increased selection coefficient generated by the constant fitness assumption will be compensated for by reducing the inferred selection coefficient, the lower selection coefficient combining with the overestimate of selection over time to recreate the behavior of the system.

Reduced audibility can be compensated for by a hearing aid through amplification, and loudness recruitment can to some extent be alleviated by compression.

Using saline water in spray-cooling has two major effects: the energy extracted from the air per unit droplet volume is reduced (which can be compensated for by increasing the liquid flow rate).