Sentence examples for compensated down from inspiring English sources

It can be seen in Figure1 the motion intention signal estimated with the low-pass filter (top) and the high-frequency signal (warping parameter in the figure) to be compensated (down) for the parameter angle.

So I would never try and coerce someone who is of a different disposition and whose priority is family first I just ask that they read the contract thoroughly before signing on lest they realize too late that their work will not be compensated down the road when we rely on it to keep our insurance payments and when we no longer can get a job.

Therefore, no additional measures to compensate the down draught were planned for the building in Zug.

Reduced histone protein synthesis may be compensated by slowing down the cell cycle, which would result in no observed change in histone protein abundance.

Surprisingly we found that upon aging these abnormalities attenuated due to a rapid expansion of cells, which escaped or compensated for the down-regulation of β1 integrin expression.

There were significant interactions among symptoms on the risk of death: each of the interactions for total leaves by dead leaves, total leaves by positive finding of P. ramorum, and height by lesioned leaves had negative estimates; in each case, a large value for the growth measure compensated for symptoms, driving down the risk of death for larger trees.

The elevation in MnSOD levels induced by GA completely compensated the radiation-induced down-regulation of the enzyme levels.

Compared to level walking (LW), cross-slope walking was associated with a significant decrease in GRF of the up-slope (US) hindlimb, which was compensated for by the down-slope (DS) forelimb.

Cows on stand-off treatments where lying was reduced attempted to compensate by lying down to a greater extent during the 3 h period at pasture.

When confronted by a machine, that system goes haywire and we start either anthropomorphizing to compensate, or tumbling down into the Uncanny Valley.

The researchers concluded that the cognitive demands were actually lower than expected, in part because drivers often compensate by slowing down, changing lanes less frequently or increasing the distance to other vehicles on the road.