Copies of e-mail messages obtained by The New York Times suggest that analysts were compensated at least partly according to the firm's investment banking revenue.
Boles said he could not give an "absolute pronouncement" about some of the practices associated with Sports Direct but stressed that "anything that counts as work must be compensated at least at the level of the minimum wage".
"If someone lost property or someone, they should be compensated at least so that they can get their life back to normal," he said shortly before the decision was announced.
In contrast to the other great cities of Britain, London's factory closures have been compensated at least partly by the city's dynamism in financial services and the media.
Here we show that IGF-I deficit could be compensated, at least in part, by increased expression of its high affinity receptor, which can also be activated by other insulin family factors, whose gene expression levels were unchanged.
Thus, we hypothesize that Antarctic notothenioids have evolved a chaperonin that is compensated, at least in part, to maintain folding activity at low temperature.
Of course, it will be interesting to corroborate this assumption with experimental data where knocking out one of the genes is compensated (at least partially) by the other.
Our recently-published comprehensive transcriptome dataset compensated, at least in part, for the absence of a complete G. mellonella genome sequence.
On the other hand, it is known that there are some redundancies between the antioxidant systems in chloroplasts, so that removing one antioxidant mechanism is generally compensated, at least partially, by an increase in other protections.
Interestingly, four isoforms of PANK were discovered in the human genome and therefore it appears likely that a deficiency of one isoform may be compensated at least partially by the others [54].
