Sentence examples for compensation 1 from inspiring English sources

After completing the questionnaire, the respondents received 3.25 USD for compensation (1 USD = 30.73 Baht).

As such, the variable compensation for on-call duties was dummy coded (0 = no compensation, 1 = compensation).

The literature presents three basic options for financial compensation: (1) to provide CHWs with regular compensation similar to that provided to others in the health workforce; (2) to link CHWs to an income generation or livelihood activity compatible with their responsibilities as CHWs; or (3) to provide no monetary compensation or other effort to address their need for income.

First, it could be argued that if predation compensation is a proxy for real losses, one should expect that predation compensation 1 year should be negatively related to herd size 1 year ahead: (1) as the compensation increases, individual husbandry units should experience increasing losses; which (2) should affect future herd size negatively.

Our finding that predation compensation 1 year is positively related to future herd size indicates that this sort of compensation may act as an incentive for the herders to increase their herd size, which ultimately leads to regional increase in reindeer numbers.

We have compared the dosage compensation values [ 21] (log2 transformed fold changes, 0 indicates no dosage compensation, 1 indicates dosage compensation that matches the wild-type level of the protein) to FCC' values from turbidostat competitions and the overlap of HFC genes to genes with or without significant dosage compensation.

In addition, most of the Chinese studies did not address the issue of compensation [ 19, 20, 22, 23].

a Before compensation, PV=8.27nm, RMS=0.80nm b After compensation, PV=6.30nm, RMS=0.70nm Fig. 3 Compensated errors of angular variation kNθ. a N=6, PV=8.22nm, RMS=1.07nm b N=12, PV=6.30nm, RMS=0.81nm.

They were given, among other compensation, 21-inch television sets.

Eventually, she managed to win £16,000 compensation, £4,000 of which went on legal fees.

They are still dying, with scant compensation, 25 years after the catastrophe.