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To compensate different thermal expansions SMAs offer improvements using the extrinsic two-way effect.

One problem, she explained, is figuring out how to compensate for different outcomes from different doctors because they treat different patient populations, not because they provide inadequate care.

Voltage ramps were applied for different durations to compensate for different channel kinetics of activation and inactivation: NsvBa and NaChBac (100 ms); NavBp (200 ms) and Nav1.1 (10 ms).

To obtain quantification scores for all human genes and transcripts, FPKM (fragments per kilobase of exon model per million mapped reads) values were calculated using Cufflinks v2.0.2 (6), which corrects for transcript length and the total number of mapped reads from the library to compensate for different read depths for different samples.

First, data were corrected for slice time differences to compensate for different acquisition times due to the interleaved slice acquisition scheme in each volume.

The group is also working on ways to make the software recognize and compensate for different arm sizes and for the different ways individuals move.

As we explained before, the final reconstructed HDR image is a weighted average of the different LDR images, with a correction term to compensate the different exposure times.

Interestingly, the triglyceride (TG) to HDL ratio (TG/HDL) was reduced to the same degree by PIO (∼50%) in young and aged animals (YC = 4.1; YP = 2.3; AC = 2.2; AP = 1.2), suggesting that our use of two PIO diets formulated at different drug concentration for the younger and older animals to compensate for different weights, had similar impact on peripheral lipids.

To compensate for different rates of development caused by temperature differences between streams, we estimated the time when 50% hatching should have occurred for retrieval, taking into account local temperature regimes.

To quantify mRNA expression in a sample, it is essential to correct for differences in the amount of total RNA added to a reaction, to compensate for different RT efficiencies, to compensate for PCR inhibitors in the sample and for possible RNA degradation occurring during sample processing.

"It also allows the contractor to compensate for different levels of sunlight," Mr. Stryker said.