Sentence examples for concept to compensate from inspiring English sources

AECL proposed a direct resistive heating concept to compensate for the requirement of high temperature heat.

Market instruments such as Payment for Ecosystem Services (PES) emerged as a concept to compensate and encourage landowners to improve land management practices for the maintenance and provision of ecosystem services.

A basis-bolus-administration of sedoanalgesia seems to be a useful concept to compensate the undesirable and obvious dysbalance of central autonomic activity under stress situations like doctor's round at the bedside of mechanically ventilated patients with sedoanalgesics.

The concept of using drugs to compensate confidential informants — mainly people familiar with street culture and criminal habits — is not new.

The concept of 'pointing bias' is introduced to compensate for the instability or inaccuracy of a sensor in the ship-borne mobile telemetry antenna system.

Internal standardization concepts are needed for accurate quantification to compensate for bias produced, e.g. by multi-step separation procedures.

To compensate, nonverbal representations of concepts that people communicate about have been explored and evaluated as a means to support linguistic representations.

When we fail to impress with our knowledge of financial concepts, our board members feel the need to compensate for our shortcomings and tend to be skeptical about the budgets and forecasts we prepare.

To compensate for that shortage the concept of secondary work systems is proposed together with design criteria.

We introduce the concept of cooperative (COOP) pulses which are designed to compensate each other's imperfections.

Others have introduced the concept of a biological scaling factor [ 32, 33] to compensate for variation in the RNA content of cells, including the use of spike-in controls to determine this factor.