Sentence examples for compensatory principle from inspiring English sources

AS IF by some compensatory principle, central Europe lost one pariah president this week just as another loomed into view.

13Nonetheless, it should be noted that the study enhanced the role of education and training in income patterns through a compensatory principle.

Although there has been much debate about whether risky choice is based on compensatory or non-compensatory processes, to our knowledge, nothing has previously emerged to give decision analyst a pause about using the compensatory rule as the fundamental principle of decision making.

In any case, it is clear that experimental evolution and the understanding of the principles of compensatory interactions has impacted the field of protein engineering [ 58] and function (e.g. [ 59]).

In principle, an award of compensatory damages shifts all of the plaintiff's legally cognizable costs to the defendant.

A non-totally compensatory method based on agreement and discordance principles has been used because these criteria may be very different and cannot be directly aggregated.

Proof-of-principle experiments exploring cell competition and compensatory proliferation in D. melanogaster larval development suggest a dual role for apoptosis during early tumorigenesis with the need to dampen intrinsic pro-apoptotic signals to promote tumor cell survival on one hand, and the benefit from the death of surrounding cells on the other hand.

The neuromuscular training method, based on biomechanical and neuromuscular principles, aims to improve sensorimotor control and achieve compensatory functional stability.

Based on principles from life cycle assessment the model also comprises compensatory processes for conventional production of e.g. electricity, district heating and fertiliser.

The neuromuscular training method is based on biomechanical and neuromuscular principles and aims to improve sensorimotor control and achieve compensatory functional stability.

By restricting X -linked transcription in the germline, MSCI could in principle compromise optimal gene expression levels, thereby favoring the evolution of compensatory gene duplications and/or transpositions to the autosomes (Betran et al. 2002).