Sentence examples for compensate damaged from inspiring English sources

The government statement, broadcast on radio and television, said a committee would try to find ways to compensate damaged Thai businesses.

The law is there to compensate damage to an individual's reputation and the psychological impact this has.

The property guarantee could be affected: 1. because the GMO farmer must register his crop, keep the prescribed distances to non-GMO fields, compensate damages and - if introduced - obey the agricultural planning;   2.

When there is no difference between damaged and undamaged plants, i.e. slope equals zero, plants are able to fully compensate damage.

In addition to the optimal biotic conditions, the plants grew without competition in the greenhouse, which might have further increased their ability to compensate damage compared to natural field conditions.

This discrepancy could be related to the time of irradiation of one-day old animals which most probably retained a greater ability to compensate damage of low dose irradiation of 1 Gy than two-week-old mice irradiated at 6 Gy.

To some extent, compensated damages reveal a retrospective measure of potential loss and constitute a concrete and meaningful measure within insurance companies.

Several lines of evidence suggest that chloroplast RNA editing is one mechanism for compensating damage from point mutations in the chloroplast chromosome.

In June, BP sized up this onslaught of litigation as well as its sagging stock price and, under pressure from the Obama administration, struck an unprecedented deal to create a $20 billion trust fund to compensate those damaged by the spill.

SENDAI, JAPAN--A popular explanation for how someone recovers after a stroke is that healthy brain regions compensate for damaged ones.

In January 1976, before the New Jersey outbreak, CDC had proposed legislation that would have compensated persons damaged as a result of immunization when it was licensed by FDA and administered in the manner recommended by ACIP.