Sentence examples for compensating aspects from inspiring English sources

Though this system of goods delivery was laughably inefficient — "Let me get this straight: you'd travel to one of these stores not even knowing if it had the record you wanted, and you would sometimes buy records not even knowing what they sounded like?" — it had its compensating aspects.

In principle, different variables measuring the same underlying concept should be highly correlated, although there are situations in which they may legitimately not be (for instance, when two variables measure two compensating aspects of the same underlying factor).

He made an assured debut in England's friendly against Italy, without entirely compensating for other annoying aspects of ITV's coverage.

If the subsidies provided by the government do not compensate the negative aspects of EVs' performance, they cannot be attractive and engender adequate incentive [17].

Anyway the reason was just what I said in the talk, I forgot the value of things, and I think it was a symptom of a general situation I was in; which is, this apathetic person who was just buying things to compensate for other aspects of my life that were lacking.

One explanation is that a higher workload due to patients' psychological problems is compensated in other aspects of the GP's job.

Self-regulation under CSR initiatives can probably compensate for some aspects, but certainly not for the essence of this governance gap.

Structural Health Monitoring is the most promising technology aimed to compensate such shortcoming aspect.

Some TVs will attempt to compensate for different aspect ratios by zooming the image.

As such, whilst time constraints on psychiatric encounters pose a challenge to clinicians in developing bonds with patients, more effective collaboration on practical aspects of treatment may be one way of compensating for this.

Care services for older adults are not primarily aimed at improving health, but rather at compensating health declines to preserve more general quality of life (QoL) aspects such as independence, daily functioning and social participation.