Sentence examples for compensated entirely from inspiring English sources

In contrast to the timar holder, the emin turned all his proceeds over to the treasury and was compensated entirely by salary, thus being the closest Ottoman equivalent to the modern government official.

In August, the Justice Department and attorneys general from five states, including Florida, California and Illinois, alleged widespread fraud in EDMC's recruiting model, arguing that admissions employees were compensated entirely based on the number of students enrolled.

While our studies show that the Dna2 nuclease can compensate entirely, in terms of repair and survival, for the absence of Mre11 nuclease, Dna2 cannot compensate for the absence of Mre11.

The pattern of errors made by observers is well understood: observers typically fail to compensate entirely for the physical change in chromaticity of the light reflected by an object that is caused by a change in the illuminant.

A similar idea of multiframe motion compensated filtering, entirely in the pixel domain was first presented in [19].

The load neutral current is nearly 10 A which is entirely compensated by IZN, the zig-zag neutral current which is 10 A at t = 2 s.

Importantly, low blood flow rates cannot be entirely compensated for by an increase in the surface area of the membrane oxygenator.

Prkg1SMr mice displayed less REMS in the first half of the light period, a deficit that was entirely compensated in the second half and, conversely, showed more REMS in the first half of the dark period, a surplus that was again lost in the second half.

However, the lost and untranscribed Y copies in stratum II are not entirely compensated (this would yield an Xmale:AA ratio of ∼1).

Similar results have been found in another study [ 9], in which the workload associated with different models of combined HME and filter was entirely compensated for by the patients.

Although canagliflozin reduced intestinal glucose absorption by ∼31% over the first hour and by ∼20% over the first 2 h after a meal, this initial reduction was almost entirely compensated for by an increase in glucose absorption from 2 to 6 h after the meal.