Sentence examples for compensate for the less from inspiring English sources

The Spider shares everything with the Modena but the roof and some engineering tweaks that help compensate for the less rigid structure of an open-top car.

In addition to the wind variability over time and plume diffusivity, the different wind datasets employed by the two models may also play a role in differences in model output: at lower altitudes (<1 km), the ECMWF data used by TEPHRA2 has comparatively faster wind speeds than the NCEP/NCAR data used by VOL-CALPUFF (Fig. 2), which may help to compensate for the less lateral dispersal in the plume.

Thus, while seeing a GP was preferred to a practice nurse, a shorter waiting time would compensate for the less preferred option.

Apparently, treatment with corticosteroids reduced inflammatory activity efficiently but could not compensate for the less frequent DMARD treatment early in the disease course in the patients with late-onset disease in terms of radiological status at 24 months.

By comparison of the values obtained for PsCDH to the values of the well characterized CDH from P. chrysosporium (CDH 4.18, DH Pc CDH 5.45, CYT Pc CDH 3.42),(50) it can be deduced that the pI of CYT Ps CDH must be even lower than the pI of CYT Pc CDH to compensate for the less negatively charged DH Ps CDH.

The vitamins and minerals will help compensate for the less-than-perfect diet you may have to endure on the road.

But the batteries should still last longer than the previous generation and worlds better than the MBP's PC counterparts, totally compensating for the less power hardware.

An alternative explanation is that the female recombination rate is higher to compensate for the apparently less stringent checkpoint for achiasmatic chromosomes compared with males.

A positive correlation of leaf rust resistance with SD on the abaxial leaf epidermis was reported in H. chilense lines and suggested that it might be a provision to compensate for the presumed less efficient gas change by wax-covered stomata (Rubiales and Niks 1996; Vaz Patto et al. 2001).

To compensate for this less sanitary delivery system, monotreme milk is packed with a record-breaking number of antibacterial proteins.

This scheme redistributes resources across individuals and between the states of nature and the tax on children׳s labor enhances informal care to compensate for the children׳s possible less than full altruism.