But the agency said the public health benefits would more than compensate for initial consumer costs, and environmentalists agreed.
We argue that social uncertainties in particular may act as 'levers', compensating for initial technological and commercial deficiencies, thus providing technology developers time to improve.
Such considerations are pertinent given that theory and evidence suggests that parents allocate their investments unequally among their children, and by this reinforce or compensate for initial differences [12].
They have the means to ensure that high-ability children obtain the minimal level of investments to secure success while directing a higher share of resources toward lower-ability children in an effort to compensate for initial endowment differences.
Adhering to these standards is not free from cost, but long-term competitive advantages such as access to markets, finance and insurance as well as improved operational efficiency are likely to compensate for initial costs.
Mergermarket, a subscription-based corporate news and analysis service, came in 2006 and departed in 2013 for a handsome profit that more than compensated for the initial losses on setting up FT.com.
Larvae markedly compensated for their initial response to false early information according to prevailing hydroperiod conditions, showing considerable developmental plasticity that is not limited to early phases of the larval period.
The early cue effect and the water regime × early cue interaction term were both non-significant, indicating that the larvae compensated for their initial response to early information according to prevailing hydroperiod conditions.
The benefit reached by the use of antiseptic impregnated catheters compensated for the initial expensive cost of 40%.
In view of the clinical benefits already mentioned, the benefit gained by the use of antiseptic-impregnated catheters compensated for the initial expensive cost of 40%.
