This confirms our view that the increase in motor rates is actually a lag indicator of claims experience, with the third quarter 2014 rate increase necessary to begin to compensate for adverse trends developing in both claims frequency and average claims amounts.
Publishers are already trying to compensate for the bottleneck developing between the books they publish and the people who want to buy them by engaging with readers directly, through their websites, through book slams and literary festivals, or through supporting reading groups.
British American Tobacco (BAT), the leading tobacco supplier for Fiji, has a vested interest in building market share in developing countries to compensate for declining revenue from developed countries where the appetite for tobacco is waning [ 14].
To compensate for this phenomenon, we develop a modified TDT and thus enable blind compressive cyclostationary spectrum sensing.
To compensate for the difficulty, we developed a rapid, cost-effective, and simple multiplex RT-PCR to identify the viral genomic segments.
In this paper, a neural network based continuous control mechanism that can compensate for system uncertainties is developed for a class of robot manipulators under both repeating and non-repeating disturbances.
Under this scenario, digits IV and V, which are always well developed, compensate for the "unification" of the two syndactylous digits.
An ongoing debate regarding whether blind individuals are able to compensate for their sensory handicap by developing exceptional abilities in their remaining senses [compensatory hypothesis: see 1], or by becoming severely handicapped given the importance of the visual modality in calibrating other senses [the deficit hypothesis: see 2] has yielded contrasting positions.
To directly determine whether Rb family members compensate for each other in the developing retina, we isolated RNA from p107-/-, p107+/+, p107+/+, Rb-/-, Rb+/- and Rb+/+ retinas at E13.5, P0 and P6 for real-time PCR analysis.
