Sentence examples for compensation constraints from inspiring English sources

It loosens compensation constraints.

In short, they "optimized" subject to the financing and compensation constraints they faced.

They nicely use existing publicly available data to the level of dosage compensation constraint (Vg/Vm) and CNV buffering.

Reactive power compensation and constraints of individual harmonics have been considered in the design process, and the constraints of harmonics with orders lower than the filter tuned-points have been set stricter to avoid amplifying non-characteristic harmonics as well.

This indicates that breeding too early can carry more costs for the offspring than breeding too late, but that substantial plasticity allows for phenotypic compensation when constraints are experienced during only part of the developmental period.

One possible explanation for this finding is that in the low muscling animals there is increased emphasis on enhancement of the ribosome protein machinery as compensation for constraints on muscle formation at the levels of myogenesis or myofibril hypertrophy responses.

The winding currents distribution and compensation capacity constraint are analyzed in detail by steady-state phasor diagrams.

This principle involves mechanical compensation of joint constraints by changes in postural strategy by reorganising muscle coordination which is made possible by inherent redundancies in the human body [ 55].

In addition to prioritising the doctor-patient relationship, GPs reported other factors that influenced their limited interactions with employers and compensation agents: time constraints, lack of remuneration for the GP's time spent on the phone with compensation agents, GPs' frustration and lack of understanding of the compensation system, high paperwork burden and maintaining patient privacy.

(ii) "Because" there are fewer distinct syllables, words have got longer – if there are fewer distinct morphemes, you need more of them (there is syntagmatic compensation for paradigmatic constraint).

Compensation for nucleotide constraint occurs in a network of correlations whose final product is purine bias regardless of the GC composition in the third codon position.