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Many quakes along the range are needed to completely compensate for the stress.
The insertion of a polyadenylation sequence could not completely compensate for this effect.
The resulting higher water tables did not completely compensate for the negative effects of increased subsidence near the canals.
Thus, a robust adaptive control strategy does not rely on the exact dynamic model and can completely compensate for or reject the effect of model uncertainties.
Grass-fed advocates maintain that well-managed grazing can offset or even completely compensate for methane and other greenhouse gases associated with beef cattle by locking carbon in the soil.
Whilst surface neutron counts are shown to be a good proxy for ionisation rate, the usual meteorological correction applied to surface neutron measurements, using surface atmospheric pressure, does not completely compensate for tropospheric effects on neutron data.
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In nitrogen-limited but not carbon-limited cells, the loss of rpoS can be completely compensated for by the AcrAB-TolC efflux pump.
Whatever the cause, she also found that the effect has been almost completely compensated for by an increasing use of ARTs.
The fitness defect of K103N + L100I relative to K103N was completely compensated for by the addition of the nucleoside resistance mutation L74V.
The test results show that the presence of an inner void reduces the effect of external FRP confinement, but this loss of confinement effectiveness can almost be completely compensated for through the provision of a suitable steel tube.
The quick response of the battery output completely compensated for the delay in fuel cell output response, indicating that the direct hybrid system is also applicable to high-frequency electric loads such as brushless DC motors.
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