How much veterans, or their families, are compensated depends on many factors.
A recent study [ 21], focusing on the structural and physico-chemical properties of compensated mutations, revealed that the probability of a residue being compensated depends upon its location in the protein structure and on the degree of similarity between the changed and the newly arisen residues.
Here, the amount that will be compensated depends on the type of policy a person selects and the rate of premium that is decided by him to pay.
She also recommended a well-anchored keyboard stand, because an unstable or wobbly keyboard can cause users to assume a locked posture to compensate, which, depending on how the person sits, can strain various parts of the body, wrists in particular.
The dimensions of the compensating structures depend on the etch depth up to which the convex corners have to be created.
Finally, patients' ability to compensate may depend on access to health care, availability of a caregiver, and how they prioritize their self-care (13– 15, 22– 22).
Humans find threatening the idea that thought is the product of complex, robust, yet highly plastic physical processes, that can be flawed from birth and can develop, repair or compensate for flaws, depending on environment.
Most of the city's green spaces are covered in signs for the Democratic candidate for governor, Mary Burke, and the few signs for the incumbent, the Republican Scott Walker, are oversized, as if to compensate — or bully, depending on your point of view.
The extent to which ecosystem services could be compensated, however, largely depends on the needs and wants of the people that are affected by the development.
A brightness compensated image is generated depending on the value of average luminance as specified in the algorithm.
