Sentence examples for compensated consumption from inspiring English sources

Ongoing and inadequately compensated consumption of platelets and coagulation factors may pose a risk factor for bleeding, especially in perioperative patients.

Moreover, other than facilitating accurate timing, this highly strong single-frequency component can be easily extracted from received signals by using a simple PLL, so that the recovered energy can be further collected to compensate energy consumption in receivers [18].

In addition, baseline I which aims to maximize the weighted sum rate with respect to the beamformers W achieves a very low energy efficiency due to the fact that the gain of system sum rate cannot compensate the consumption of the transmit power.

The complexity in attributing the extent to which NNS consumption is compensated for by intake of other foods is fraught with methodological challenges both in controlled feeding experiments and free-living trials.

In the '20s, high sugar consumption compensated for the alcohol deprivation brought about by Prohibition.

For example, reducing one's intake of cheese could be compensated by either increasing consumption of fish (healthy) or red meat (less healthy).

The consumption of basal ration was greater in LC than in HC, but this difference was compensated by a greater consumption of concentrate at the AMS in HC than LC cows.

DUBLIN (Reuters) — Ireland's economy returned to modest growth in the third quarter as a strong export performance compensated for depressed domestic consumption, data on Thursday showed.

A regular distribution of IA in the PAI chain was achieved through the continuous addition of IA during polymerization, which compensated for the preferential consumption of IA.

In addition, a previous study has shown that healthy, non-obese adults may maintain a normal body weight by compensating for the consumption of snacks with increased PA or reduced energy intake at other meals.

That will place a strong constraint on job growth in those cyclical sectors.Might income growth compensate for the consumption shortfall?