Sentence examples for compensate for low from inspiring English sources

In most cases, Webcams can automatically adjust your video feed to compensate for low lighting or audio problems.

In secondary (compensatory) hyperparathyroidism, the parathyroid glands become overactive in an attempt to compensate for low serum calcium concentrations.

President Clinton signed legislation in June that gave farmers $7.1 billion in aid to compensate for low grain and livestock prices.

So investors should not expect capital gains on bond holdings to compensate for low interest rates as they have in the past.

If non-Japanese creditors demanded higher yields to compensate for low growth, the country's dependence on short-term borrowing would quickly lead to spiraling debt service costs.

Some analysts have warned that the trend for older borrowers to pay down debts at a faster rate, while younger people borrow more to compensate for low pay rises, will also increase the risks of another financial crash.

They work for papers that are bedrocks of local community, accountability and democracy, but the job satisfaction that comes from doing so does not necessarily compensate for low financial reward.

In sub-Saharan Africa and South Asia, depleted wetlands or forests might cause starvation; they could also trigger viruses, sectarian conflict and over-population (couples having more children to compensate for low survival rates).

For frequencies below the medium frequency (MF) band, where wavelengths range upward from 100 metres (about 330 feet), this is usually not practical; in these cases transmitters must compensate for low EIRP by transmitting at higher power.

The collar features a light sensor that turns on an LED to compensate for low light environments.

These results demonstrate the ability of safflower to use residual soil nitrogen efficiently and to compensate for low plant density.