This allows the firm to sell at a price higher than would otherwise be the case, compensating the costs of R&D.
Since more energy related proteins (such as vacuolar-type ATPase A/B and arginine kinase) were up-regulated, the authors suggested that increased energy metabolism may be a general prerequisite for compensating the costs of energy-consuming detoxification processes.
The organizations dealing with textile and apparel products should start with the tracking of expensive goods as the reduction in the labor and theft of these items can compensate the cost of these items.
If the first mover possesses knowledge of the environment with respect to its most profitable foraging areas, the benefit of moving to a new food resource could compensate the cost of the predation risk.
Thus, the free-energy gain associated with downhill proton permeation compensates the cost of uphill efflux of cytotoxic compounds.
This structural feature of BcDltA likely explains the relatively low sub-millimolar affinity for ATP, since part of the stabilizing BcDltA-ATP interactions would be used to compensate the cost of establishing the adenylation conformation of the protein.
Thus, with the exception of mutations that compensate the cost of antibiotic resistance [ 35], the measured fitness benefits of the single I572N, I572L and I572F mutations are uncommon [ 6, 37].
The following are a few of the complications: (1) The wages of an occupation must as a rule be sufficient to compensate the costs of training.
However, the coalition may still be impractical to compensate the costs of PtG plants.
However, the financial returns from these operations are very low and insufficient to compensate the costs.
