Sentence examples for compensate for damaged from inspiring English sources
SENDAI, JAPAN--A popular explanation for how someone recovers after a stroke is that healthy brain regions compensate for damaged ones.
Morgan Stanley was ordered to pay LVMH euro30m ($38m) to compensate for damaged "morale" while a further payment for material damages is assessed.See article: A blow to independent researchMeanwhile, Sodexho asked French regulators to investigate Smith Barney, Citigroup's investment-banking arm.
We tested the hypothesis that mtDNA copy number may be increased in human mesangial cells in response to high glucose-induced reactive oxygen species (ROS) to compensate for damaged mtDNA.
New York City has agreed to pay Occupy Wall Street two hundred and thirty-two thousandollarsrs to compensate for damages made to books during raids at Zuccotti Park, in 2011.
Gallagher writes that "the guitarist's recovery epitomizes the ability of the brain to improvise to compensate for damage by wiring new connections".
Another mechanism called habitat banking would create new business opportunities for landowners in Europe to undertake projects to compensate for damage done elsewhere by industries.
Gallagher writes that "the guitarist's recovery epitomizes the ability of the brain to improvise — to compensate for damage by wiring new connections".
The man who cuts my wife's hair began wearing two hearing aids recently, to compensate for damage that he attributes to years of exposure to professional-quality blow-dryers.
"What it is designed to do, however, is not only to compensate for damages to provide a way forward for the health and safety of the Gulf, but let other companies know they are going to be responsible for the harm that occurs should accidents like this happen in the future.
