Sentence examples for compensated almost from inspiring English sources

Notably, a 500 Euro deductible has to be compensated almost twice as much in the Netherlands than in Germany, likely because of an income risk due to illness confronting the Dutch.

As target analytes and internal standards are very similar in their physico-chemical properties, variances of individual samples impacting the ionization are compensated almost completely, realizing the highest attainable level of reliability [ 54].

This is obtained when the anomalous stretcher is adjusted in order to compensate almost for the net SOD of the two fiber pieces.

When Daewoo collapsed nearly three years ago, bondholders were compensated at almost full face value.

Furthermore, the recoverable energy density exhibits small variation in elevated temperature where the depressed polarization is compensated by almost hysteresis free loops (η up to 97%).

PFT prenylates a wide range of CaaX substrates and compensates almost fully for loss of PGGT1 in ggb plants.

Disc couplings are widely used in compressors, gas turbines, and aerospace applications because of their flexibility and their consequent ability to compensate in almost all directions.

A slice of grilled bread topped with chopped tomatoes and a lot of pungent roasted garlic slices almost compensated, though.

Only the empanadas (one chicken-filled, one with beef) were unexceptional, though the tangy dip almost compensated for the thick dough.

Bishop's reunion with Methfessel and other boons of 1976 — the Neustadt Prize, her European trip, the upcoming publication of "Geography III," and a "very smart" Advanced Verse Writing class in the fall, the last she was scheduled to teach — almost compensated for the imminent termination of her Harvard contract at the end of the spring 1977 semester.

There is "the house John Irving used to live in, and, across the street, the shambling old place that had been Plimpton's for many years, then the one Kurt Vonnegut still lived in … Russell loved being in the proximity of all this literary talent, which he felt almost compensated for the invasion he called the hedge funders behind the hedge rows".