Although the reduced size meant the paper had less space for advertising, revenue was compensated by increased sales.
Moreover, he noted that workers would need to be compensated by increased wages if they were to bear the cost of acquiring new skills an assumption that still applies in contemporary human-capital theory.
The effect of water ingress can be compensated by increased laminate thickness.
In the case of existing FE and TE sources, the short duration of the pulse must be compensated by increased power levels, resulting in significant engineering design constraints with regards to the resilience of the emitting material; conventional electron emitting materials degrade rapidly when used in such high power applications.
The altered absorptive function of the intestine in turn, leads to a limited but constant reduction in energy intake, which is not compensated by increased food intake.
Obviously, study participants with diabetes do not show significantly increased gluconeogenesis (limited validity of the mouse model) or the consumption of the glucogenic amino acids is better compensated by increased proteolysis.
Our findings suggest that loss of DJ-1 leads to the accumulation of dysfunctional mitochondria characterized by increased intramitochondrial ROS levels and reduced MMP that under physiological conditions would be compensated by increased housekeeping-degradation of damaged organelles via autophagy.
Firstly, the response to increasing qTotalVEGF,Calf was expected from previous flow analysis (Fig. 4): a surge in [V]IS,Calf was compensated by increased complex formation, lowering [sR1]IS,Calf in the process of association (Fig. 2A).
This needs to be compensated by increased glucoseconsumption.
Thus the inherent defect in Neu-YB tumor cell invasiveness is compensated by increased CXCL12 expression.
Elderly have a decreased noradrenergic vasoconstriction response, which is compensated by increased vasoconstriction through local mechanisms.
