Sentence examples for compensated by changes from inspiring English sources

Changes induced by the target gases must be compensated by changes in the average temperature being applied to the sensing layer.

This interpretation suggests that the weakening of obligation has been compensated by changes in the other two dimensions, delegation and precision, casting a shadow of soft law on the operation of the Excessive Deficit Procedure.

Quality-related parameters had no effect on internal nutrient cycling in the equilibrium state, because adjustments in MS were completely compensated by changes in R. A comparison of farming systems demonstrated that farming systems can be designed in such a way that improvement of internal nutrient cycling supports the same production with lower inputs and lower emissions.

In order to conserve angular momentum, the changes in inertia are compensated by changes in the rate of rotation of the Earth about the axis.

NA-inhibitor resistant mutants are often compensated by changes in HA to restore viral fitness [3], [10], [11], [12].

Therefore, the differences in excitatory drive of young and mature neurons are compensated by changes in membrane excitability that render an equalized firing activity.

This observation suggests that despite the fact that genes assigned to cluster #2 showed reduced alteration in mRNA levels compared to genes assigned to cluster #1, at protein level they should show more similar response, as the difference in mRNA alteration should be compensated by the changes in TE of genes assigned to cluster #2.

Thus changes in the level of one should be compensated by corresponding changes in the level of the other.

Specifically, mutations in the 3' sequence which decrease self-cleavage activity could not be compensated by base changes in the 5' sequence as predicted by these models.

The effects of these deleterious mutations in humans and chimpanzees are probably either inconsequential or else they are compensated by adaptive changes elsewhere in the genome, Keightley says.

Distortions in helix geometry and in the hydrogen bonding patterns in MEC-4 could be compensated by conformational changes of other Glycines in this Gly-rich region.