Sentence examples for compensatory ability from inspiring English sources

We took advantage of this compensatory ability in the TSH procedure we used in our patient.

However, these results also support the suggestion that perennial plants retain some compensatory ability as a byproduct of iteroparity and the near certainty of either herbivore or environmentally induced damage over the course of their lifespan [1], [63], [64], [65], [66].

This seems to be a group with impairments in multiple domains, which can generate frailty with a reduced compensatory ability.

The mechanisms underlying a decreased compensatory ability may be similar across organ systems but may be expressed differently in those organ systems.

This compensatory ability suggests that the existence of both cis and trans activation is likely to enhance but not diversify outcomes of RET signaling.

These findings suggested that loss of compensatory ability in response to high levels of oxidative stress was induced by high concentrations of PAHs.

Neuropathic constitution is not pathology, but it can reduce compensatory abilities and make an unfavourable background for further disorders.

In comparison, the biomass productivity differs little between the two forms due to the ability for compensatory growth, typical of cereals [12]; two-row barleys tend to have fewer, larger grains relative to six-row barleys.

Nevertheless, the ability of compensatory growth and/or regeneration is greatly compromised after being damaged by cirrhosis and hepatitis [ 6].

The liver possesses an ability of compensatory growth after removing three of five lobes in mammals or one of three lobes in zebrafish.

When the cost of living has risen rapidly, as in wartime, the unionists' ability to secure compensatory rises in money wages more promptly promoted the extension of unionism, especially among white-collar workers who had previously stood aloof from it.