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And the Venetians were nothing if not inventive in trying to compensate for this development.
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Obviously, the time required for developing a hardware emulator is larger than in the software-based case, but if the channel emulation is run an extremely high number of times, the time savings related to simulation eventually compensate for the development time.
The possibility of not having a permanent metallic implant could permit the occurrence of positive remodeling with lumen enlargement to compensate for the development of new lesions.
To maintain this capacity over a lifetime, the insulin secretion capacity of individual beta cells as well as their number may be modulated to compensate for the development of insulin resistance in target tissues.
RV, MS, FWB, and BM were investigators in this study but were not compensated for the development of this manuscript.
Based on this, it is reasonable to hypothesize that maxillary protraction could generate a compressive stress environment in the midpalatal suture and that rapid palatal expansion would be necessary to compensate for this negative outcome and ensure normal development at midpalatal suture.
Shearman felt that the episode featured very little plotting, consisting simply of "a series of set pieces", but considered its wit and character development to adequately compensate for this.
How the regulation of development differs in the scuttle fly to compensate for this change is unknown.
To compensate for this, we involved the target community in all steps of the development and evaluation of the materials.
However, developments in membrane structure and device design should compensate for this in future applications [ 111].
Bivalent nanobodies could potentially compensate for this.
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