Sentence examples for because it compensates for from inspiring English sources
Baxter, however, moves with less determination because it compensates for changes in its environment.
Economists view the moving average as a more accurate measure of employment trends because it compensates for weekly volatility.
Because it compensates for changes in infrared atmospheric radiation fluxes caused by greenhouse gases with intentional changes in solar radiation fluxes, SRM "doesn't just bring the climate back to where it was in the past," Ricke says.
XCI is another epigenetic phenomenon, which occurs only in females, because it compensates for the difference in the number of X chromosomes between females (XX) and males (XY), by silencing one of the X chromosomes in females [ 21].
The results of the previous studies were collected on an eye tracker with a relatively low sampling frequency (50 Hz), and a relatively high inaccuracy because it compensates for head movements.
That, in fact, is a pillar of REDD finance and part of its beauty: it rewards indigenous people for acting as guardians of the rainforest, because it compensates them for being providers of an ecosystem service.
Daralyn J. Durie, a lawyer for Google, said the deal was fair because it compensated authors and publishers for any works sold through Google.
Hemidiaphragmatic paralysis is usually asymptomatic at rest, because it is compensated for by other respiratory muscles; at most, it may lead to limitations in exercise [4].
The insistence on "strong female character" is not bad because it aspires to engender respect, it's bad because it tries to compensate for an existing imbalance by stacking the deck in favor of the female character, by making her better, more deserving, higher-toned, more virtuous and deserving of respect, somehow.
This reduces the variation in the mesh stiffness of the final (phasing) gear, because each gear compensates for the variation in the other's mesh stiffness.
She said the Government had been forced to quickly make the hike, to £7.20 in April 2016, because it needed to compensate for sharp cuts to tax credits.
