People who win civil suits have already been rewarded by compensatory damage awards, which presumably repay them adequately for harm done to them.
The other is bulimia nervosa, which is characterized by binge eating followed by compensatory behaviour such as self-induced vomiting, fasting, or excessive exercise.
This may be accounted for, in part, by compensatory adaptations in other transporters.
Finally, Aizawa (forthcoming) presents numerous scientific examples of multiple realization by "compensatory differences".
BN is characterized by recurrent over-eating episodes with feeling of loss of control, followed by compensatory behaviors.
An opposite pattern in PAR-4-evoked itching via TRPA1 by compensatory mechanisms in TRPA1− deficient mice has been hypothesized (Patricio et al., 2015; Petrus et al., 2007).
(1) In healthy subjects (dotted black and white line), as DO2 decreases, VO2 remains constant by compensatory mechanisms (increased cardiac output and cellular O2 extraction).
Uptake of DOPA (which includes transport, decarboxylation, and storage) can be affected by compensatory mechanisms in PD and PD models, leading to changes in the turnover [26, 27].
Our results showed that the relative share of different management regimes was the main driver of Northern Lapwing dynamics in landscapes characterized by compensatory management regimes.
To demonstrate the effectiveness of refractive surgery with an excimer laser to correct hyperopia and convergent strabismus caused by compensatory accommodation of refractive error.
Secondary structures of RNA sequences are increasingly being used as additional information in reconstructing phylogenies and/or in distinguishing species by compensatory base change (CBC) analyses.
