Moreover, by using back-end classifiers, this speaker group specific variability can be compensated sufficiently and make system less speaker dependent.
Transfer fees are not redistributing enough cash to close that gap, nor to compensate clubs sufficiently for the loss of young players whose value only becomes apparent later in their careers.Transfer fees mostly benefit clubs by diverting money from players to their employers, says Stefan Szymanski, an economist at Imperial College London.
But that's a big "if": President Correa has vowed to allow drilling if the international community fails to compensate Ecuador sufficiently.
The process can be effected by using a stepped punch, rather than using two punches (which need to be controlled independently), if the compressibility of the pressurising material can be compensated for sufficiently.
He also contends that it does not sufficiently compensate authors and does not adequately notify and represent all the authors affected.
Multiparous cows may have a greater risk of incurring acidosis than PP cows because increased salivary secretion associated with increased chewing may not sufficiently compensate the increment of fermentation acids produced in the rumen due to high feed intake.
For (g(Phi) approx 0), however, the cross-transmission is suppressed by 40 d Bon resonance as shown in Figure 4(b), corresponding to a relative transmission change of 38.5 d B. This result confirms that we can sufficiently compensate the direct inductive coupling with the tunable SQUID-mediated coupling.
In molecular terms, MYB29 enhances expression of MAM3 (as also observed by [19]), but in the myb28 knock-out mutant, it cannot sufficiently compensate for the absence of MYB28.
Under these conditions, the matrix-matched calibration can sufficiently compensate the size-dependent sensitivity of LA-ICP-MS (Fig. 2).
Although stimulation of insulin secretion is expected to prevent hyperglycemia due to increased gluconeogenesis, this process might not sufficiently compensate in subjects with impaired insulin secretion (6, 7).
