Sentence examples for compensating for less from inspiring English sources

Do not fully charge the holding tank before releasing the pressurized air into the compensator as a way of compensating for less CFM.

Although possibly compensating for less intestinal tissue, a high intestinal permeability that permits passive absorption might be less selective than a carrier-mediated system for nutrient absorption and might permit toxins to be absorbed from plant and animal material in the intestinal lumen.

Perhaps concession health care card holders are partly compensating for less time spent with the GP at each visit by visiting more often.

We propose that at this stage in development the set point for H3K27me3 levels is established and embryos which have reduced maternal HP1a end up with their H3K27me3 levels at an elevated set point, at both heterochromatin and euchromatin, in the process of compensating for less efficient silencing by HP1a.

Sam's friend Alex Yackery, 16, also of Darien, believes lacrosse can compensate for less than stellar grades.

Growers are still refining the timing on plantings to compensate for less daylight during the off-season, which can slow growth to a crawl.

He makes two points: that trade with other parts of the world will increase to compensate for less trade with the EU; and that there is no evidence that lower trade means lower productivity.

Instead of automatically stopping all developments while individual newts are captured and relocated, the local council will use the survey information to protect key great crested newt populations and create better-placed newt habitats, which will compensate for less significant populations lost to development.

Incentives were appreciated and compensated for less appealing features such as survey length.

Under less predictable environmental conditions (seen in the summer experiment), phenotypic plasticity and high yield potential enable genotypes such as Ga-0 to compensate for less fit genotypes, thereby increasing yield stability through enhanced resistance.

This observation may have several explanations, but the fact that our operators have an acceptable complication rate may indicate that intensive training over a period may compensate for less practice in periods of lower activity.