The phrase "compensated back to" is correct and usable in written English.
This phrase is generally used to indicate that something that has been lost has been returned, either in kind or in value. For example, "The company compensated back to the customer for the faulty item with a full refund."
Clearly, this constant (mean) value can be compensated back at the decoder side (regardless of how noisy and lossy the involved channel is, because it is not needed to be transmitted at all).
SLAs are simple: if a service goes down, the provider agrees to pay you back to compensate for the inconvenience.
"If farm prices move back towards what are widely viewed as more normal levels than their current levels, farmers will be compensated for going back to business as usual," he said.
From this, it is safe to infer that allowing some regression from decompensated back to compensated cirrhosis would not significantly alter our main results.
Barcelona is quick to snap back into a four-man defense when it loses possession, with Busquets slotting into the back to compensate until Alves retreats.
But to regain its leadership mojo, Honda needs to take another leap, go beyond compensating for flaws and back to seeking out the far reaches of what a small car can be.
1.53am GMT 74 mins So it's DC 1 New York 1. DC have ten men and Korb will have to come across to play Najar's position, while Neal will have to drop back to compensate for the hole in the DC midfield.
For reasons too unpleasant to dwell on, this problem does not affect most of the four-legged male competitors in jump racing (though some of the jockeys manage to over-compensate), and they come back to Cheltenham year after year, sometimes with their own fan club.
The final enhanced image is obtained by compensating the adjusted illumination back to the reflectance.
It's longer, and they neglected to move the tripod mount back to compensate for it, and consequently it's more difficult to balance on the spindly little tripod that's included.
