Sentence examples for benefit compensating for from inspiring English sources
At the same time, it is feasible that moderate shift of the equilibrium toward NADH detected in our studies could have an additional benefit compensating for a decline in its neuronal levels associated with age and AD (Parihar and Brewer, 2007).
(B) Might lithium's potential neuroprotective benefit compensate for the cognitive side effects seen with lithium treatment?
This structural benefit compensates for the low porosity of 2D COFs.
4.08pm BST Summary The Treasury estimates the costs of cutting fuel duty in this parliament against the gains from other taxes and finds that those benefits compensate for about half the lost revenue over twenty years.
Because newer destinations provide fewer ethnic amenities and limited co-ethnic support, immigrants would move to these destinations only if net economic benefits compensate for the loss of network externalities.
As in the case of Pakistan, dam builders have often maintained that these benefits compensate for the losses of downstream communities.
In Solow's view, government deficit spending has had a significant benefit, by compensating for reduced private-sector spending since the financial crisis hit in 2008.
Membership of this most secret of clubs offered certain benefits – benefits that compensated for the relatively derisory level of pay.
Managers of corporate volunteer programs must ask themselves, "Are we getting more out of this than the nonprofit?" If the answer is yes, nonprofits should be charging the corporation for the experience (many do), providing a financial benefit that compensates for the resources it takes to manage the minimal volunteer benefit to the nonprofit.
A centrally set and funded benefit that compensated for the regressive nature of council tax is now set by local whim.
Told, also, that the agony Jesus suffered on the cross was for their benefit and compensated for an earlier crime they had committed, the sin of Adam in which they also played no part.
