Sentence examples for compensatory gains from inspiring English sources

However, more complex differences can arise when the loss of one TFos is followed by compensatory gains of TFos of other TFs.

We also identified instances of binding site turnover at individual gene loci, which could potentially represent compensatory gains and losses maintaining target gene expression levels during evolution.

As a consequence of compensatory gain in late pregnancy there was no significant difference in kid birth weight between treatments.

This makes QTL detection feasible even for traits with low heritability, due to a compensatory gain in the accuracy of phenotype measurement.

The compensatory gain of neuraminidase and chitinase activity in division I-1 strains may allow them to cleave host glycoproteins and cell wall chitin of the fungus Malassezia, which co-inhabits sebaceous follicles.

In FPS players, the decreased responses indicate the effect of the increased attentional demands on the neural resources, with no evidence of compensatory gain.

Sheep born as twins tend to have lower birthweights than singletons, but can exhibit some compensatory gain when reared as singles compared with their twin-reared flockmates.

Emaciated and thin cows eat a lot because of their condition, and because cattle are capable of a weight-gaining process called compensatory gain.

The EAC said: "The Green Paper notes that planning permissions generally assume that a development will be permanent, so there will be a need to ensure any compensatory biodiversity gains are also permanent".

The arithmetic is simple: with an excess of only 100 calories (the amount in three tablespoons of a premium ice cream) of intake over expenditure each day, multiplied by 365 days and then divided by 3,500 calories (the amount in a pound of fat), the result would be a gain of about 10 pounds a year with no compensatory increase in activity.

Previously we showed that short periods of fasting promoted muscle cell fiber atrophy in small juvenile tilapia (0.6 g) and that refeeding caused compensatory mass gain correlated with increased expression of muscle growth related genes (MyoD, myogenin and myostatin) (Nebo et al. 2013).