Sentence examples for compensate for abnormalities from inspiring English sources

You are not going to find too many readers of Conde Nast publications who want to know about the way a human being can compensate for abnormalities of the rectum.

Thus, they argued that IP3R1 abundance and sensitivity have independent effects on calcium signals and that changes in one do not appear to appropriately compensate for abnormalities in the other.

This may be related to the maintained neuronal density within the hippocampus, which may have compensated for abnormalities within the prefrontal cortex.

Enhancement of 5-HT transmission in MDD also may compensate for the abnormalities in density and sensitivity of some 5-HT receptor subtypes evidenced by post mortem, neuroimaging and pharmacological challenge studies of depression (Stockmeier 2003).

Moreover, currently the available therapies only partially compensate for metabolic abnormalities seen in diabetics and don't optimally correct the fundamental biochemical changes and even not efficient to correct the course of diabetic complications [ 7].

There are a number of reasons why vitamin E supplementation did not have the proposed effect: usage of the wrong antioxidant, necessity of other antioxidative cofactors, binding of vitamin E to the cell membrane while oxidative stress is intracellularly generated, and the problem that a single supplement may not be able to compensate for other coexisting abnormalities.

This seems unlikely particularly as surveillance is a key role of intensive care nurses [10]: having two nurses detect an abnormality on one day will not compensate for an undetected abnormality on another.

It is not clear whether greater fMRI activation indicates a strategy to compensate for underlying brain structural abnormalities while maintaining higher performance.

We concluded the successful use of rFVIIa in patients with MSOF and acute upper gastrointestinal bleeding, when this hemostatic agent could compensate for MSOF-related coagulation abnormalities.

The abnormalities in segmentation are presumably due to the inability of the embryo to compensate for temperature-induced differences in rate of development and to coordinate developmental timing in the anterior and posterior halves.

In order to directly compare morphological and metabolism GM abnormalities, a different Gaussian kernel was applied to the registered unsmoothed MRI datasets to compensate for the difference in the original spatial resolution between the two modalities [77], [78].