'compensate to' is not an idiom commonly used in English writing.
'Compensate' is typically followed by the word 'for'. As an example sentence, you could say: "We need to compensate for the losses we have suffered during this difficult year".
Without more information about the molecular mechanisms responsible for upregulation of the X chromosome, it is impossible to know whether the current status in Tribolium is an intermediate stage in the evolution of complete dosage compensation in both sexes or a stable alternative (i.e., females do compensate to the degree that it is physiologically necessary).
Ehman said that if the ban, which would apply only to races, were implemented, teams would be allowed to "weight compensate" to account for the missing person; the teams designed and built the boats assuming there would be about 220 pounds on the rear of the boat, he said.
But over the next few decades labour forces in rich countries are set to shrink so much that inflows of immigrants would have to increase enormously to compensate: to at least twice their current size in western Europe's most youthful countries, and three times in the older ones.
Parameter sensitivities are not significantly influenced by grid coarsening and calibration can compensate, to some extent, for model errors induced by grid coarsening.
This was observed for trained and non-trained tasks, suggesting that intra-corporeal knot tying training may compensate to some extent the lack of hand-eye coordination training.
The manure application seems to be able to compensate to a significant degree for the increased mechanical impedance with no-till.
Clinical trials attest to plant sterols lowering cholesterol absorption by 20%to40%0%, an extent beyond which cholesterogenesis can compensate to restore normal circulatory cholesterol levels.
Instantaneous linear feedback inhibition is able to compensate to a certain degree for bigger-than-average patterns, but it does nothing to prevent the network from falling silent since it does not compensate for an insufficient synaptic drive.
Further, note that according to research from cognitive psychology prior content knowledge can compensate to some extent for a lack of intelligence (Schneider et al. 1989; Staub and Stern 2002; Stern 2003).
Strong polarization doping effect in GaN, AlN and their related compounds may compensate to some extent for the smallness of the coupling parameter and make overall spin-splitting comparable to that found in narrow-gap group-III-V structures.
According to our data the number of people and counts in complex cases do not compensate to bring the overall load of complex events the prominence of the share of simpler cases in system's load.
