Sentence examples for compensating the failure from inspiring English sources

Errors and negative feedback occur after the response and call for remedial actions compensating the failure and/or subsequent adjustments improving future performance (Ridderinkhof et al. 2004; Ullsperger et al. 2004).

Firstly, other proteins may compensate the failure to express dystrophin in the mouse but not in humans.

Interestingly, the INO4 gene seems to be expressed at a high level at N-limitation and it possibly also tries to compensate the failure of INO2 expression by up-regulating its expression in the ino2Δ strain at N-limitation.

This hypothesis is further substantiated by the elevated protein levels of pp60src and MAP kinase in asCD11b-U937 afTPA TPA stimulation suggesting that the increased expression of downstream kinases cannot compensate the failure of a required upstream signal to relay an adequate threshold of phosphorylation signals.

But that is precisely what the European political system cannot deliver: because it lacks true political parties, a proper government and a public sphere, the EU cannot compensate the failures of national democracies.

The boy, she said, is getting remedial instruction to compensate for the failure of his early teaching.

This would help compensate for the failure of Yahoo's own social network — Yahoo 360 — to find a place in the market.

The fact that all those high-spending Europeans compensated for the failure to stimulate domestic demand in Germany is rarely touched upon.

Those reports appear to support what several aviation experts said in interviews: that a well-trained pilot should, by using other controls, be able to compensate for the failure of a single control system tied to the cables.

In 2012, it is estimated Argentina will import more than $12bn of gas and oil to compensate for the failure of firms such as YPF (which produces 30% of Argentina's oil) to meet demand.

He said, though, that Mr. Sarkozy might be seeking to compensate for "the failure of French diplomacy on Tunisia," where the French remained largely supportive of an autocratic regime even as a mass uprising there toppled it.