Sentence examples for consequence to compensate from inspiring English sources
As a consequence, to compensate for such a decrease in (theta ^), the fraction of agents contributing to the public good (i.e., (rho ^)) increases as (alpha ) increases.
In 2009 the government allowed the municipalities to use activation for recipients of sickness benefits on the same terms as ordinary unemployed and as a consequence to be compensated for active periods.
The slightly enhanced cellulase activity during early growth of Δ wc-1 and Δ wc-2 may therefore be a consequence of the attempt to compensate for this defect by adjustment of the ribosome pool [ 84, 85].
In consequence, nutritional requirements are increased to compensate for this lack of ATP (Voorips et al 1993).
Clinically, increased heart rate is a common sign in acute heart failure [ 40], as a consequence of increased sympathetic activity to compensate for LV failure [ 39].
This has two specific consequences: (1) increased glucose flux to compensate for decreased efficiency in converting glucose to ATP; and (2) increased production of H+ ions, which must be extruded into the environment.
The conundrum can be solved by postulating the reafference principle, which assumes that a predictive mechanism uses predictions of the sensory consequences of the motor act to compensate the motion effects.
As a consequence of that, it is necessary to compensate such a delay with a phase rotation of the received symbols.
Triacylglycerol is imported, instead to be exported, to compensate the inhibition consequences (load value=0.063; RF50 inhibited target flux= -0.0032183).
Consequently, adaptive growth of pre-existing collateral arterioles bypassing an occluded conductance artery appears to be a prerequisite to compensate for the consequences of arteriosclerosis.
