Sentence examples for compensating increases from inspiring English sources

The first is compensation: the idea that if damage is done to our natural capital, there must be compensating increases elsewhere.

This explanation is bolstered by other studies that have found no compensating increases in the use of treatment alternatives among young people.

In addition to these large instances a number of single intervals were found where RF was at or near zero with Col-0 allele frequencies remaining at 0.25 and where apparent compensating increases in RF were observed elsewhere on the subject chromosomes.

To further test this hypothesis that compensating increases of other protease inhibitor concentrations occur in cases with inherited AAT deficiency, we determined plasma AAT, ACT and SLPI levels in different age groups of healthy and COPD adult subjects with and without AAT deficiency.

In particular, the IP over wavelength-division multiplexing (WDM) technology is used for compensating increased Internet bandwidth requirements.

However, the rate of fission does increase markedly without a compensating increase in the rate of fusion when cells become committed to apoptosis (Suen et al, 2008).

Lower values indicate higher tolerance for errors or noisy data, with a compensating increase in the strictness of the error margin around the SVM separating hyperplane.

Loss of HDAC1 in the absence of compensating increased levels of HDAC2 in Hdac1Δ/Δep Hdac2Δ/+epidermismis led to a severe reduction in HDAC activity.

Full-time employment fell by 113,000 to 21.2 million, while part-time employment did not rise fast enough to compensate, increasing by 99,000 to 7.7 million.

A simplified M/G/1 model with no interruption and compensated increased packet length cannot thus capture the queue metrics performance of OSA networks.

Thus, rapidly proliferating cells, for example, cancer cells or infective bacterial cells, have to compensate increased oxidant amounts, rendering them sensitive to pro-oxidant therapies [ 6, 7].