For simplicity, the times pf reported here were temperature-compensated to reflect the time embryos would have reached the relevant developmental stage at room temperature (21°C).
Amy was compensated to write this post.
The difference between the species in which genes that are dosage compensated does thereby seem to reflect differences between the species in levels of antagonism and essentiality of Z-linked genes.
If a particular sub-population of enrollees is demonstrably under- (or over-) compensated, the system can be refined to reflect this.
This induction seems to reflect an attempt to compensate for RB loss in the control of E2F3 and its responsive genes.
Histological studies have demonstrated that in the early stages of myeloma, bone formation is actually increased, and this is thought to reflect the attempt to compensate for the increase in osteoclastic resorption [ 15].
According to the Fick equation mixed venous oxygen saturation (SvO2) is related to the fraction of delivered oxygen that is consumed by the tissues, and a reduced SvO2 is thought to reflect elevated oxygen extraction, compensating for a reduced cardiac output [ 14].
Data were weighted to compensate for unequal probabilities of selection and to reflect the surveillance population by age and sex.
More complex award charts make it easier for airlines to raise -- or lower -- award prices based on demand for those seats and to reflect the higher cost of compensating partners.
A weighting factor was used in the analysis to reflect the likelihood of sampling each student and to reduce bias by compensating for differing patterns of non-response.
They certainly compensate for the long decades when gay people projected themselves onto an art form that failed to reflect them in return.
