Sentence examples for compensation for the difference from inspiring English sources

Some have demanded compensation for the difference between the reduced rates and the amount they paid.

Air India has said Boeing might provide compensation for the difference in the costs of operating a larger 777 instead of the more fuel-efficient 787.

Employers received a monthly lump-sum payment to cover their cost of operating the scheme including a compensation for the difference between the wage and the productivity of a participant.

For compensation of the differences in cell numbers in different samples, Bradford protein assay (Bio-Rad, Hercules, CA) was used to measure the protein concentration of the lysates.

The compensation controller is designed to compensate for the difference between the ideal computational controller and the neural controller.

The compensation controller is designed to compensate for the difference between the ideal computational controller and the FNN controller.

The N.H.L. has already promised to maintain equalization payments of about $3.7 million annually to the teams in Montreal, Toronto, Ottawa, Edmonton, Calgary and Vancouver as compensation for the dollar difference between Canada and the United States.

Overall, there was 36% compensation for the energy difference in the preloads, but this did not vary with preload viscosity — if anything compensation was greater for the drink preload, and greater in men.

Consistent with our prediction, the effect of consuming sucrose on subsequent energy intake was greater when measured in the parallel-groups study than in the cross-over study (respectively 64% versus 36% compensation for the 162 kcal difference in energy content of the sucrose and sucralose drinks).

When the number of Gaussian distributions for ESniff MMSE is not appropriate, this approach adversely affects recognition performance for Set A which consists of noisy speech signals with known types of noise that do not require additional compensation for the noise type difference.

It is the only viable approach for the comparison of cancer survival between population groups or countries, as it also enables compensation for the wide international differences in background mortality (Micheli et al, 2003a).