Sentence examples for compensating for the challenges from inspiring English sources

Note that MS-FINDER still clustered by itself in both positive and negative mode, even when compensating for the challenges with no submission, as mentioned above.

As the industry advances toward a renewable, energy-friendly smart grid, compensating for the complications and challenges that variable generation imposes on operator SA within transmission and distribution control centers becomes increasingly important.

Researchers acquiring spectral two-photon data consisting of only emission spectra (visible light) face many challenges compensating for the effects of depth and tissue-dependent variations in attenuation, and have not typically be able to perform spectral fitting or unmixing [23], [24], [25].

Awareness of any communication difficulties or cognitive limitations prior to the initial contact enables action to address and compensate for these challenges from the outset.

Proximity to Manhattan cannot compensate for the socioeconomic challenges facing Newark, for example; it shows a housing inventory of 16 months.

The sheer volume of tourists in the Old Quarter of Hanoi — and the large numbers who say they cannot wait to return — suggests that the city's charms compensate for the traffic challenges.

By far the biggest challenge for the home baker is compensating for the heat lost in conventional ovens, which can adversely affect a bread's volume, crust and texture.

Obese NZO mice are unable to compensate for the carbohydrate challenge by increasing insulin secretion or synthesising adequate amounts of insulin.

It has been suggested that in a stressed, undernourished equid internal parasites may have a relatively greater impact on health, the animal being less able to compensate for the parasitic challenge [ 13].

Next week: Compensating for the effects of age on driving ability.

On the other hand, the employment of optimized scanning protocols for high spatial resolution can compensate for these challenges.