Sentence examples for compensatory costs from inspiring English sources
The company is in dire straits as is, and while it's unlikely compensatory costs will send them into ruin, it certainly makes RIM's future look even bleaker.
It's not entirely clear to what extent (if at all) RIM will be covering these compensatory costs, but you'd better believe carriers will try and foist the bill onto the folks in Waterloo.
In other words the compensatory costs, necessary to keep the motor output optimal, should be estimated in clinical protocols.
The authors state that this phenomenon is related to the fact that the level of functional reorganization of a (changing) motor system is not necessarily reflected in the 'pure' end-result of a task, but might be reflected also in the increasing compensatory costs across time [ 23].
The 1989 grounding of the Exxon Valdez off Alaska, for example, cost Exxon Mobil more than $4.3 billion, including compensatory payments, cleanup costs, settlements and fines.
Such interaction could have maintained relatively similar "health" conditions of infected larvae as compared to non-infected larvae under our stressful holding conditions and may therefore reflect a subtle interplay between direct costs, compensatory byproducts (indirect benefits) of infection and stress effects.
Thus, the stability and maintenance of antimicrobial drug resistance depends on the magnitude of selective pressure, compensatory evolution, no-cost associated resistance, and genetic linkage with co-selected resistance genes.
According to an AP report, Berkeley School District 87 will pay $75,000 to former middle school teacher Safoorah Khan, covering lost back pay, compensatory damages and court costs.
Costs of compensatory growth are often expressed much later in life, e.g. as a reduction in longevity [34] or lowered cognitive performance in adulthood [35].
However, constraints on plasticity – both the onset of late ontogenetic canalization and the costs of compensatory development – may be asymmetrical for different developmental trajectories induced by false early information.
