This implies that much of the increased mass associated with the elevated topography is not offset by a compensating deficit of mass in the underlying crust that supports it (so-called low-density roots), as it is on Earth (see isostasy).
Communication impairments are partly attributed to memory deficits, and AAC intervention may be used to compensate for deficits and to capitalize on the person's strengths, such as the ability to recognize material they cannot recall.
Grass silage typically has much higher contents of almost all TEs than maize silage (Table 1) and may thus be used to compensate TE deficits.
For instance, he thinks that being more intuitive, more practical, more focused on particulars, and less rigid allows women to compensate for deficits in the way that men typically approach decision-making.
Both men said that appliances, home accessories and furnishings can be designed to compensate for deficits such as arthritis, hearing and visual impairment and difficulty in walking.
Many have worked with military or VA specialists to learn to overcome or compensate for deficits in memory, speech, organizational skills, reading, finger dexterity -- everyday skills we take for granted.
Cell types with higher energetic needs such as dopaminergic neurons of the substantia nigra might fail to compensate mitochondrial deficits.
Under these circumstances, the preventive value of adherence becomes even more pronounced as it may at least partially compensate such deficits.
These observations suggest that enhanced palatability can compensate for deficits in oscillator entrainment or incentive motivation, but that this effect is masked by CR.
The present results suggest that borderline children do not compensate underlying deficits, masking their literacy difficulties to an extent that they unjustly miss a dyslexia diagnosis.
