Sentence examples for compensate for this defect from inspiring English sources
Consequently, proteins involved in membrane trafficking and in particular, lysosome biogenesis, may be upregulated to compensate for this defect.
To compensate for this defect, other types of Medpor have been introduced.
The slightly enhanced cellulase activity during early growth of Δ wc-1 and Δ wc-2 may therefore be a consequence of the attempt to compensate for this defect by adjustment of the ribosome pool [ 84, 85].
The atToc159 mutant is albino and does not survive past the cotyledon stage, implying that the other Toc159 family members cannot compensate for this defect (Bauer et al, 2000).
Regardless of the mechanism, our finding that treatment with the synapse-specific AchE.I pyridostigmine restores appropriate synaptic function and rescues muscle strength in Dysferlin mutant mice suggests that elevating synaptic Ach levels can compensate for this defect.
These data suggest that the Δ ime-2 mutant may have impaired mitochondria (evidenced by decreased expression of genes within the mitochondrial genome), resulting in a regulatory feedback loop such that Δ ime-2 strains increase expression of nuclear-encoded mitochondrial genes to compensate for this defect.
To compensate for this study defect, the structural vibration displacement signals of one Chinese offshore wind power prototype under different conditions were obtained based on a long-term prototype observation in order to achieve the comprehensive and systematic research on vibration response characteristics and operational modal analysis of measured structure.
Together, these results suggest that the etfdh mutation in xav results in metabolic reprogramming, which is not restricted to and cannot fully compensate for the defect in the fatty acid oxidation.
If a specific mutation has no effect on virulence, the finding does not necessarily mean that the disrupted target plays no role in virulence since an alternative pathway can compensate for the defect.
Together, these data indicate that increased intracellular stores cannot fully compensate for the defect in release efficiency during intense stimulation.
