Sentence examples for believed to compensate from inspiring English sources
Such structural changes are believed to compensate for the loss of total acid sites to bring about the enhanced activity and stability over H-MOR and H-omega.
For the estimation of the HSMR this characteristic is believed to compensate for the disadvantages of parameterization.
The hypothesized explanation for the lack of cardiac involvement with NEB mutations is that a nebulin-like protein called nebulette is highly expressed in the heart and is believed to compensate for lack of nebulin function (Pappas et al., 2011).
Endoplasmic reticulum stress (ER stress), a cellular adaptive response, is believed to initially compensate for damage but can eventually trigger cell death if the stimulus is severe or prolonged.
In these situations, where there is a perceived reduction in venous return and cardiac output secondary to vasodilatation and/or hypovolaemia, using IV fluid to increase intravascular volume is believed to effectively compensate for these changes in vascular tone by increasing stroke volume in accordance with the Frank-Starling principle [ 5- 10].
In some tree species in temperate climates, a second spurt of growth, a Lammas growth may occur which is believed to be a strategy to compensate for loss of early foliage to insect predators.
But Panasonic is believed to be the first to announce a premium to compensate for polluted air.
Residents say they have not been properly compensated and the site is still believed to be contaminated by hazardous waste.
The analyst, said Mr. Chu, believed that he had to compensate for having predicted earlier that Samsung shares would climb much higher than they did.
In these cases, the restriction on livestock grazing in the conservancy influences how people view the conservancy and its payments, which they believe are not enough to compensate for not grazing in the conservancy.
However, Dr. Varaprasad believes Shantha is able to compensate through greater access to international markets.
