Sentence examples for compensate these differences from inspiring English sources
Since the order of magnitude of the cost functions introduced for the different stakeholders may differ, we have to introduce a weighted sum of the penalty costs p π to compensate these differences.
No additional fertilizer was applied in order to compensate for these differences.
Adaptive balancing systems have been employed in an attempt to automatically compensate for these differences in real time as the game is being played.
In our implementation, to partially compensate for these differences, the relay optics in the DHM system as described in Methods are designed to provide a demagnification of 1.5 2 × to first give an approximate match between the fields of view on the two detectors.
To compensate for these differences, we have performed adjustments employing regression and multivariate analyses.
Efforts were made to compensate for these differences in the multivariable analysis, but we may not have been able to overcome the differences.
We compensate for these differences by using the logarithms of copy number measurements (as these values span several orders of magnitude), and weighting parameter A1 = 10.
To compensate for these differences, the arrays were scanned independently in order to adjust the photomultiplier tube (PMT) gain for each array as recommended [ 6].
One way to compensate for these differences is to report the effect estimates per interquartile range (IQR) increase, as opposed to per unit increase (e.g., per 10 μg/m3 increase).
Scaling the rate ratios to an IQR increase is one way to compensate for these differences, although doing so has the disadvantage of tying the interpretation of the rate ratio to the distribution of the pollutant concentrations specific to the study.
In the Middle East and North Africa, informal work is generally associated with worse job conditions, and the wage gaps between formal and informal workers indicate that informal workers do not seem to be compensated for these differences in job conditions.
