Sentence examples for compensate this increase from inspiring English sources

The accuracy and frequency necessary to compensate this increase of failure probability was estimated.

For example, in a comparison of two protocols, a high overhead of one protocol seems to be undesirable, but it can compensate this by increasing the amount of delivered data.

The tight coregulation between lipid species of different classes, most notably between sphingolipids and glycerophospholipids, suggested that part of the robustness of cells to loss of certain membrane lipids may stem from the fact that they are able to functionally compensate this by increasing other lipids (Boumann et al., 2006).

This can be explained by the fact that when α increases, we decrease the variations in the the different runs of LARS and therefore reduce the diversity of features selected; increasing the number of LARS is a way to compensate this effect by increasing the number of features selected at each run.

Recent evidence suggests that the resistance arteries at the base of the brain compensate this effect by increasing compliance.

To compensate for this increase, the rate from no abuse to abuse unidentified was raised from 0.0027 to 0.005.

In order to compensate for this increase, the wine industry has been seeking for new approaches to reduce the alcohol content of wines.

Nevertheless, when the costs of the two treatment groups are very different, allocation of more patients to the cheaper treatment in the TT and DTT will compensate for this increase rate in the sample size.

Neuronal neogenesis in the brain is deprived due to stress related to depression, and paradoxically, serum VEGF might be increased to compensate this deprivation [ 27, 35, 36].

The simulation study shows that by using this DSS, less surgeries are canceled and patients and wards are more satisfied, but also that the workload of several departments increases to compensate this.

By using these changes in the DSS, the performed simulation study shows that less surgeries are canceled and patients and wards are more satisfied, but also that the perceived workload of several departments increases to compensate this.