Sentence examples for dedicated compensate from inspiring English sources
As we tested r18S, an important issue has to be discussed here regarding its use as a dedicated compensate for input, RT and PCR efficiency.
What about dedicated taxes to compensate people injured by pollution?
This paper is dedicated to robustly compensate for the effects of modelling uncertainties and disturbances on the helicopter system, using intelligent estimation.
Many of us are ready to volunteer and at the same time we strongly encourage you to raise and dedicate resources to compensate outreach workers so that they can leave their work and give more of their energy to the campaign". A pivotal moment is at hand, perhaps the last opportunity Bernie's revolution has to win the nomination.
Nevertheless, due to the complex material-flow in injection forging and large die-deflections, a dedicated tool-design for compensating for forming-errors and for enhancing tool-life has to be enabled for the forging production applications.
The difference in volume dedicated for coarse aggregate was compensated by an addition in the sand content of the SCC mixes.
In contrast, pneumatic triggering is more complex and considerably affected by leakage, which can only be partly compensated for by dedicated NIV algorithms [ 7].
In essence, the Richardson study reads between the lines to some degree and assumes that the SAFMC implicitly intended to compensate the late entrants (mostly dedicated shrimp vessels) for their investment in wreckfish gear.
The paper is dedicated to show an instrumentation system designed to compensate long-term drift on ISFET/MEMFETs.
In this article, cognitive Doppler spread compensation algorithms are proposed for high-speed rail broadband mobile communications, which make use of the dedicated radio environment map (REM) for railway to compensate the time-varying Doppler spread.
On the other hand, the underprivileged households will compensate for the deficiencies by the time dedicated to the reorganization of their activities and to the storage in more reduced reservoirs.
