Sentence examples for compensating for deficiency from inspiring English sources
These studies suggest that other Src family kinases are not compensating for deficiency of Lyn, Hck, and Fgr, and argue that therapy directed at Src kinases will be ineffective in PV patients.
To compensate for deficiency of natural hemostatic mechanisms in patients with bleeding disorders, development of synthetic hemostats has been investigated.
In contrast, silencing of NRF1 in HaCaT cells does not interfere with iAs3+-induced NRF2 protein accumulation, revealing that NRF2 cannot compensate for deficiency of NRF1 in iAs3+-induced antioxidant response (Zhao et al. 2011).
In the present study, we observed higher levels of NRF1 protein accumulation in NRF2-KD cells than of SCR in response to high concentrations of iAs3+ exposure, suggesting that NRF1 may compensate for deficiency of NRF2 in iAs3+-induced antioxidant response.
Human endeavour and organizational change alone will not compensate for deficiencies in natural endowments and the material inputs of modern agriculture.
The possibility of good government, they argued, lay in man's capacity to devise political institutions that would compensate for deficiencies in both reason and virtue in the ordinary conduct of politics.
Furthermore, users appeared to compensate for deficiencies in aesthetic design by overrating the aesthetic qualities of reduced fidelity prototypes.
This indicates that reanalysis can successfully compensate for deficiencies in the surface observation record and provide significantly better hydrological modelling performance.
To enhance the power of resolution of the phylogenetic trees, we supplemented several cDNA sequences from other mammals to compensate for deficiencies in the numbers of particular functional genes in our primary mammalian dataset.
