Sentence examples for compensation for change from inspiring English sources

An ESPI set-up for pure in-plane measurement doesn't require compensation for change of refractive index in the optic media.

Exxon and its peers insist they would not seek compensation for changes that genuinely sought to improve human rights.

This paper reports on the application of an eddy current sensor with an active compensation for changes in sensor temperature to simultaneous monitoring oil film thickness and temperature in a tilting pad thrust bearing.

It was postulated by W.W. Lautt that the hepatic artery flow compensation for changes in portal vein flow (the 'hepatic arterial buffer response') is regulated through the portal blood washout of adenosine from the small fluid compartment that surrounds the hepatic arterial resistance vessels.

Alternatively, these findings may indicate that the changes in the dopaminergic system are not the primary cause of FD, but may reflect a compensation for changes in another neurotransmitter system, e.g. the 5-HT-ergic system.

Whereas it has previously been assumed that compensation for changes in temperature occurs at the level of networks of neurons, the work of Roemschied et al. reveals that such compensation can occur in individual cells, and that it need not require a lot of energy to be expended.

To determine the value that should be assigned to a certain change in physical units, researchers use the concepts of "willingness to pay" and "willingness to accept" compensation for a change in an individual's utility.

Should foreign businesses have the right to take a sovereign state to arbitration to seek compensation for a change in the law or government policy?

Small island states are pressing for compensation for climate change damage they have already suffered, so-called loss and damage.

Despite the differences between these two approaches, both models predict similar outcomes, i.e. that there should be incomplete compensation for a change in partner work-rate for biparental care to be a stable strategy.

The fact that compensation for dose change in some aneuploid cells is stronger than in adult Drosophila with deletions and that other aneuploid cell lines show very poor compensation also argues against a strictly fixed dose response.