Sentence examples for data to compensate from inspiring English sources

Tom Godfrey from Choice said that while some consumers may be happy with free data to compensate, persistent problems might make some think about switching.

One theory is that the models interpreted the economy's plunge in late 2008 and early 2009 as partly seasonal, and responded by nudging up subsequent winter figures and nudging down summer data to compensate.

We first preprocess the data to compensate for differences in recording conditions.

Researchers and pollsters will also gain even greater insight by analyzing and modeling the data to compensate for the underrepresented constituencies.

The NNs were trained on stereo data to compensate the reverberation effect by mapping the reverberant feature in a log-melspectral domain to its corresponding anechoic feature.

However, it also shares one of its main weaknesses, namely, the need for large amounts of training data to compensate for data sparseness.

We use annotations from model organism (mouse and fish) orthologs to both support the human data and to compensate where data for human genes remains incomplete.

Conventional meta-analysis calculates a variety of statistics including t-statistics, estimated coefficient, standard errors, and confidence intervals and then weights the data points to compensate for uncertainly in the data (Higgins and Green 2011; Mulrow and Oxman 1997).

Conventional meta-analyses calculate a variety of statistics including t-statistics, estimated coefficients, standard errors, and confidence intervals and then weight the data points to compensate for uncertainty in the data (Mulrow and Oxman 1997; Higgins and Green 2011).

To supplement these data and to compensate for a lack of data in patients with short follow-up in our hospital or missing patient files (n = 4), data were also extracted from the Danish National Registry of Patients on March 29 , 2011

The double-quantum dephasing experiment can be combined with constant-time data sampling to compensate for relaxation effects, consequently only two experimental data points are necessary for a single distance measurement.