Gladstone, who has not examined Blair, theorized that Blair had compensated over time, "so it wouldn't be a concern to me any longer".
Scudamore was unapologetic about the fact that the best talent would flow to the biggest clubs with the best academies, but said the changes were designed so that Football League clubs would be compensated over time if players who moved to bigger clubs made it to the first team.
In addition, experiments using growth media containing the non-fermentable carbon source glycerol (Supplementary Figure S1B,C, Supplementary Results) suggest that lack of Psd1 can be compensated over time, presumably by Psd2 activity, providing enough PE to establish functional mitochondria with a sufficient respiratory capacity.
Generally, when incubating crude enzyme preparations in presence of solvents, the inhibitory effects determined after 20 min were found to be compensated over incubation time of 60 min. Incubation of crude phenol oxidase in the presence of 15% solvent concentration revealed 69% (n-hexane) and 38% (THF) relative activities after 60 min (Figure 2).
What we don't know, because the climate system is so complex, is what other factors might over time compensate for that man-driven warming, or how rapidly temperatures might rise, melt more ice and raise sea levels.
Those factors may have been compensated for over time, resulting in hypoxic pulmonary vasoconstriction 2 hours after injury.
Thus, the emotional arousal potentially increases, even though the somatic impairment is unchanged or improved due to compensating processes over time [ 24].
Other types of stocks that likewise tend to compensate investors well over time are small caps and value stocks, which tend to be characterized by both higher volatility and higher long-term returns than the market as a whole.
Thus, an intrinsically inefficient class switching mechanism would be expected to be able to compensate appreciably only over time.
Furthermore, the theoretical model should be seen as nonlinear and nonstatic because the exposed states, as well as the patients' abilities to compensate, may change over time.
