Sentence examples for deficit compensated from inspiring English sources
Is the degenerating cerebellum still able to adapt motor coordination or, instead, is the learning deficit compensated by other brain structures?
Is this deficit compensated through the deposition of H3-nucleosomes, the formation of 'half-nucleosomes' or, simply, by spacing CenH3-nucleosomes?
From the interseismic slip-deficit rates at the plate interface obtained by GPS data inversion, assuming that the total slip deficit is compensated by coseismic slip, we can roughly estimate the average recurrence interval as 350 years for large interplate events of any type and 1400 years for the Genroku-type events.
It can be seen from the waveforms that the bus voltage is well regulated since the power deficit is compensated by battery in MG1.
This deficit was compensated across subsequent days.
The intraocular pressure (IOP) was digitally assessed and, if necessary, the remaining volume deficit was compensated by BSS.
Consistent with participation of DC in maturation of the developing immune system, the quantitative deficit was compensated by pronounced responses to antigens characteristic of lymphopenic mice as compared with T-cell-sufficient mice (Cho et al, 2000; Asavaroengchai et al, 2002; Shklovskaya and Fazekas, 2006).
Universities should either increase their employer contributions to the pension scheme to cover any deficit or compensate their staff in other ways.
Economics 101's first principle is that if households, companies and banks are simultaneously saving and building up surpluses, as they are at present, then someone in the system has to have a deficit to compensate, otherwise there is a downward depressive economic vortex.
Despite the Kremlin's chest-beating claims that this year's budget deficit will be compensated from the above-mentioned reserves, it is clear that the funds they've stashed away will not cover everything.
Here we show that IGF-I deficit could be compensated, at least in part, by increased expression of its high affinity receptor, which can also be activated by other insulin family factors, whose gene expression levels were unchanged.
