Sentence examples for compensated sufficiently from inspiring English sources

Moreover, by using back-end classifiers, this speaker group specific variability can be compensated sufficiently and make system less speaker dependent.

Nonetheless, this increase does not compensate sufficiently for the lower amount of milk consumed per meal because the correlation between the milk intake per meal and per day are positively correlated (ρ=0.55).

The process can be effected by using a stepped punch, rather than using two punches (which need to be controlled independently), if the compressibility of the pressurising material can be compensated for sufficiently.

Transfer fees are not redistributing enough cash to close that gap, nor to compensate clubs sufficiently for the loss of young players whose value only becomes apparent later in their careers.Transfer fees mostly benefit clubs by diverting money from players to their employers, says Stefan Szymanski, an economist at Imperial College London.

But that's a big "if": President Correa has vowed to allow drilling if the international community fails to compensate Ecuador sufficiently.

According to one perspective, they are contractors who have been sufficiently compensated for their services.

Tomas Burgos, secretary of state for social security, said: Work created during the summer season has not sufficiently compensated for the loss of jobs in other sectors.

For the most part, spirited stage action sufficiently compensated for technical shortcomings during this initial farewell to one of the Met's most popular productions, scheduled to be retired after this season.

Mainly, the scientific endeavor for SE definition has been necessarily but not sufficiently compensated by entrepreneurship scholars.

This negligible drop in rate distortion performance is sufficiently compensated for by the reduction in computational complexity (around 84%).

This negligible drop in rate distortion performance is sufficiently compensated for by the reduction in time (around 87%).