Sentence examples for compensate the defects from inspiring English sources
In order to compensate the defects of conventional cycles in some case studies, a novel improved transcritical CO2 cycle and two combined cycle designs are presented.
To address the performance issue, the authors of [10] proposed a prioritizing scheme of the DAG of tasks and the authors of [11] proposed an AREA-Oriented scheduling (AO-scheduling) to compensate the defects of cloud based scheduling problems.
In this paper, a kind of discrete artificial bee colony with composite mutation strategies is presented to compensate the defects of the single mutation scheme that is easy to get into the local best for PFSSP, named CDABC.
Last but not least, the drastic under-expression of the soluble epoxide hydrolase (sEH) might represent the major attempt to compensate the defects triggered by metabolically-induced inflammation in GK islets.
The elevated absolute numbers of neutrophils and monocytes noted in neonates might partially compensate the defect found in the ingestion of bacteria by these cells at birth.
Furthermore, the effect of suppressor mutations may be direct (neutralizing the initial defect) or indirect (compensating the defect by modifying another step in the same biological pathway or by activating another, bypass pathway).
Interestingly, the rosiglitazone-induced M2a polarization compensates the defect of the humoral innate immune response.
Together the results support the view that ppGpp compensates the defect in growth adaptation normally mediated by 6S RNA (see Discussion).
Often, a large number of cells is required to compensate the large defects.
However, additional overexpression of AtTic20-IV can only compensate the observed defects to a very low extent indicating that AtTic20-IV cannot fully substitute for the function of AtTic20-I [ 26].
In addition, a multi-element co-dopant has also been used to improve the acceptor concentration [29, 30] and to increase the whole concentration so as to compensate the intrinsic defect.
