Sentence examples for compensate for weakening from inspiring English sources

It is relying on North American results to compensate for weakening sales in the sliding European market.

Dell has been counting on growth in overseas markets like China and India to help it compensate for weakening sales growth in the United States.

In heart failure, the struggling heart beats faster to compensate for weakened pumping.

Our findings show, however, that this initial enhancement tends to be far too small to compensate for weakened per locus strength of selection if the effects of fitness are divided among more and more loci.

As if to compensate for her weakening skin tone and our waning concentration, she grew stricter by the hour.

Patients who use the medicine -- whether to fight a parasitic infection or to compensate for a weakened immune system brought on by AIDS or cancer -- might not need to wait for him.

In contrast, in the DNA melting experiments a much larger interaction surface for TFE is presented the entire RNAP and in this context the ZR deletion has no phenotype presumably because additional contacts compensate for the weakened interaction.

Tony Shiret, an analyst at Haitong Bank, said: "Next has been pushing the directory very hard over the past couple of years to compensate for the weakening of the credit business that has formed the basis for growth post 2010.

That has spawned a fear among the North's xenophobic elite, who harbor a deep suspicion of any big power, and may have led them to try to compensate for their weakening leverage with China by bolstering ties with Russia, analysts in Seoul said.

At the couple's house, Rebecca explains how, tinkering as always, Weiss has rigged a computer monitor to magnify his sheet music to compensate for his weakening sight.

Tension also builds up in cell walls in plants: the slow extension of cell wall under turgor pressure, leading to wall thinning, triggers wall synthesis to compensate for wall weakening (Cosgrove 2005 Nat. Rev. Mol Cell Biol).