Sentence examples for compensated since from inspiring English sources

Mr. Forstater argues that he has not been adequately compensated since the musical opened in 2005 on Broadway, where it grossed more than $175 million during its initial run.

The latter effect could be compensated, since the input impedance of the channels has also been measured.

However, sheep farmers note that they usually only have between 40% and 500 % of their animal losses compensated, since this is the number verified by the officials.

We rule out a lack of understanding of the terminology ('compensated/not compensated') since only 13 GPs (US 9; UK 3; France 1) and 2 ENTs (US 1; France 1) reported unfamiliarity with this classification.

Mr. Oren did little to help her compensate, since his rubatos left the singers particularly exposed at big emotional moments.

Importantly, and in contrast to the situation with HUFA, lower levels of dietary cholesterol were fully compensated for, since no differences were observed in cholesterol content, in liver or in flesh between fish fed FO or VOs.

That's not to say song writers and publishers don't get compensated, they do, since the company has existing deals in place to share revenue generated across all of its apps, which include iOS, Android, WP8, desktop Mac, W8, and Spotify, as well its API.

Most likely, the lack of TAGL1 expression is compensated by TAG1 since its mRNA level increases in TAGL1 RNAi flowers (Figure 7).

11 Since compensated acute LBP has a worse prognosis than uncompensated acute LBP, the results of trials that do not enrol patients receiving disability benefits cannot be confidently generalised to patients who are receiving compensation.

Notably, although G9a-like protein (GLP) also has a SET domain harboring H3K9 methyltransferase activity, it is not surprising that the deficient H3K9me2 levels resulting from the G9a D905R mutation cannot be compensated by GLP since it has previously been shown that the catalytic activity of GLP is dispensable for H3K9 methylation in vivo[ 10].

AM/FM stations, nationwide, have been exempt from having to compensate artists since the beginning of time.