Sentence examples for compensated by reducing from inspiring English sources

The shortness of winter days can be compensated by reducing the heat loss during long nights.

This is also true for observational studies where the energy consumed from caloric beverages was not compensated by reducing solid food intake10, 11.

The higher amounts of alkali were compensated by reducing the sodium silicate percentages in order to keep the relative amounts of bottom ash and other ingredients constant.

Kinetic investigations demonstrate that low effectiveness of immobilised enzyme due to close association to dextranpolymers (dextran content of enzyme preparation >90%) is compensated by reducing the particle size and/or by decreasing the dextran content.

The studies show that imbalances between the demand and the generation can be compensated by reducing dispatching plan and regulation the active power production from conventional power plants through AGC.

There were also problems caused by Newman bringing in freelance directors to work on the programme, who sometimes overspent on their plays to try and increase their impact; with staff directors this could be compensated by reducing the budget of a subsequent production, but for a freelancer there would be no such recourse.

"When you prescribe increased physical activity, overall activity remains the same because the subjects compensate by reducing other physical activities during the day," he says.

She decided to increase spending on new works and on education programs, and compensate by reducing the number of shows (35 compared with 40 in 2010).

Politicians tried to compensate by reducing the tax bill, increasing deficit spending, ensuring easy credit for homebuyers and by helping workers shift out of the hypercompetitive, globalized part of the economy and into the less productive and more sheltered parts of the economy — mostly into health care, government and education.

"When you prescribe increased physical activity, overall activity remains the same because the subjects compensate by reducing other physical activities during the day," explained author Anthony Barnett to The New York Times.

This point is important, as people undergoing exercise interventions may compensate by reducing physical activity during other parts of the day [ 13].