Sentence examples for enhanced compensation for from inspiring English sources

The runway is dependent on a package of conditions, including enhanced compensation for residents, and legally binding noise targets, including a six-and-a-half-hour ban on scheduled night flights.

The anti-riot police were called in to break up rallies, and many parents said they were offered enhanced compensation in exchange for their silence.

To enhance compensation capability, the performance of ACT is examined with analytical and artificial intelligence techniques.

In the former, the effector function of NK cells and monocytes is enhanced in compensation for a lack of T cell function, and circulating Ig levels are abnormally low.

In SR-BI knockout mice, HDL endocytosis in adrenals is enhanced, suggesting a compensation for reduced selective lipid uptake [72].

One theory postulates that this enhanced recruitment reflects functional compensation for less efficiently recruited memory supportive brain regions, in the service of better memory performance (Dolcos et al. 2002; Rajah and D'Esposito 2005).

Although Pakistan had received more than $16bn£10bnbn) in American aid since 2001, "there is no chance that Pakistan will view enhanced assistance … as sufficient compensation for abandoning support to these groups", Anne Patterson wrote in a secret review of Afghanistan-Pakistan strategy in September 2009.

For example, both use exposure procedures designed to produce habituation of dizziness and disorientation, as well as enhancing functional compensation.

Head positions enhance postural compensation phenomena; thereby head position is a key point in body balance.

Enhanced capacity for social coordination.

There is no chance that Pakistan will view enhanced assistance levels in any field as sufficient compensation for abandoning support to these groups, which it sees as an important part of its national security apparatus against India.