Sentence examples for compensate for deficient from inspiring English sources
To compensate for deficient public utilities, the company operates its own fleet of buses and has its own satellite links, power generators and water recycling plants.
Egocentric strategies may thus compensate for deficient allocentric memory in some tasks and in some subjects but not in others.
After birth, formula fed infants depend on the utilization of body stores or on the endogenous ability to synthesize LC-PUFAs: the latter may help that may compensate for deficient supplies of LC-PUFAs associated with not being breastfed.
On the contrary, the presence of at least one G allele could be related to more efficient fatty acid metabolism, which could compensate for deficient supplies of LC-PUFAs derived from not being breastfed or being exposed to breast milk containing lower levels of EPA and DHA.
So, can process knowledge compensate for deficient content knowledge?
Perhaps it is now more relevant to ask if process expertise can compensate for deficient content expertise.
We speculate that the protective effect of chronic herpesvirus infection is due to the stimulation of the function of the innate immune system in a manner that compensates for deficient early cytokine responses associated with multiple immunodeficiencies.
Like many people, he has created a present that is designed to compensate for a deficient past.
The Grammont reverse prosthesis imposes a new biomechanical environment for the deltoid muscle to act, thus allowing it to compensate for the deficient rotator cuff muscles.
In this view, the chronic inflammation of Crohn's is caused when the adaptive immune system tries to compensate for a deficient innate immune system.
The tVOR deficit was partially corrected when the target remained present; thus, visual tracking helped to compensate for the deficient tVOR (Figure 1C, right panel).
