Sentence examples for compensate adequately for from inspiring English sources

Fortunately, the measures just mentioned compensate adequately for any resulting uncertainties.

A notice published in the Federal Register in 1988 acknowledged that Medicare "may fail to compensate adequately for the services" of doctors and nurses providing chemotherapy.

Having created a society replete with labor-saving devices, we failed to compensate adequately for our relative inactivity by building more exercise into our daily routines and leisure time.

A Systems Biology approach based on gene interaction patterns can compensate adequately for the lack of species-specific genomics information.

South Asians may have lower β-cell function and an inability to compensate adequately for higher glucose levels from insulin resistance.

For this to be a viable possibility, the βnuc for the reactions needs to be significant so that the greater reactivity of the higher p Ka anion can compensate adequately for the unfavorable equilibrium between the tautomers.

The Joffrey wanted to increase the hours, to the chagrin of the American Guild of Musical Artists, the union representing the dancers and stage managers, who maintained they were not being compensated adequately for the extra time.

The normalisation applied here compensated adequately for the influence of the much higher uptake in SKOV-3 (Fig. 4f vs. 4e).

Still, bus passengers have a right to know the risks — and that they may not be compensated adequately for their injuries if the worst happens.

The labels are, of course, terrified of piracy, while performers and composers fret that they're not being compensated adequately by the labels for music that's digitally delivered.

When co-administered with lopinavir/ritonavir it is unclear if the increased lumefantrine exposure compensates adequately for the reduced dihydroartemisinin exposure and thus whether dose adjustment is required.