Sentence examples for develop to compensate from inspiring English sources

The second consequence of ignoring other organs when considering neural sex differences is that we are likely to miss the fact that some brain sex differences develop to compensate for differences in the internal environment (i.e., because male and female brains operate in different bodies, sex differences are required to make output/function more similar in the two sexes).

As a singer, Simon is an adept and imaginative phraser, an ability he developed to compensate, he says, "for not having a big voice".

Mr. Pataki, who had supported a dredging plan for the river, said yesterday in a letter to Mrs. Whitman that he wanted to see a program developed to compensate residents and businesses for any economic losses that might occur as a result of the cleanup.

Many of the variants were developed to compensate for distortions or inaccuracies in the h-index.

Another interest lies in the antiwindup system developed to compensate the actuator saturations.

"The LGS has been developed to compensate for the limitations of the adaptive optics," says Mr Gonte.

Capsular tension rings with integrated tinted sector shields have been developed to compensate for sector iris colobomas or aniridia.

The designed continuum robot with each segment driven by four tendons and controlled by two linear actuators is developed to compensate this disadvantage.

A number of effective algorithms have been developed to compensate for such variabilities due to speaker stress and emotion (see [4] for an overview).

Many empirical correction models have been developed to compensate this delay, and models which do not require meteorological parameters have received the most attention.

New correlations, incorporating a time-dependent term, have been developed to compensate for the time required for the bed to achieve equilibrium sorption capacity.