Sentence examples for compensate for later from inspiring English sources
The incidence of malnutrition rises sharply between 6-18 mofths of age and the deficits acquired are difficult to compensate for later in the survivors [ 5].
Poorer school entry academic skills may be difficult to compensate for later in life because early childhood is a particularly sensitive period for brain formation (Heckman, 2006; Naudeau, Kataoka, Valerio, Neuman, & Kennedy Elder, 2011).
Nevertheless, this cost of early eviction is temporary, recoverable, and compensated for later in the nestling period in broods of great reed warbler hosts (this study, 35).
As we have data on long follow-up it is unlikely that the increasing incidence in the screened age group will be compensated for later on.
If such deficiencies are not compensated for later in life, then, in addition to song learning, the performance of songs may also be impaired by developmental stress.
16 Recent data from Denmark show a large increase in mastectomies when screening first started that was not compensated for later on.
Since the effects of diabetes on the systemic vasculature are known to change over time [ 6, 21] it is possible that an early loss of endothelium-dependent vasodilation in the pulmonary circulation is compensated for later in the disease.
But sensitivity increases over time to compensate for a later, weaker return signal from a farther-off target.
For Daphnia, a life history shift towards producing more offspring earlier in life could compensate for decreases later in life caused by parasitism.
Furthermore, reduced breakfast energy intake is associated with higher total daily energy intake [ 7] and when breakfast is skipped it can be difficult to properly compensate for it later in the day.
