Sentence examples for entirely compensate from inspiring English sources

But the delights of Kushner's writing cannot entirely compensate for the novel's ultimate loss of momentum.

But, although the performances are fine, it is a play in which the shrewdness of Hampton's observation cannot entirely compensate for the narrowness of the world on display.

The language was "architectural", although amusing rustication in the shower room did not entirely compensate for fretful water distribution and suggested the (Athenian) designers had spent more time studying lighting catalogues than plumbing.

But these things don't entirely compensate for the sense that Smee, the winner of a Pulitzer prize for his art criticism, is sometimes only going through the motions – particularly so in the case of the rather breathless essay on Matisse and Picasso, which never seems to do much more than skim the surface.

Nevertheless, overexpression of CHIP is not sufficient to entirely compensate for the accumulation of modified proteins, thus accounting for increased cell toxicity.

STAT5a cannot entirely compensate for STAT5b deficiency, and vice versa.

He made an assured debut in England's friendly against Italy, without entirely compensating for other annoying aspects of ITV's coverage.

The load neutral current is nearly 10 A which is entirely compensated by IZN, the zig-zag neutral current which is 10 A at t = 2 s.

Importantly, low blood flow rates cannot be entirely compensated for by an increase in the surface area of the membrane oxygenator.

Prkg1SMr mice displayed less REMS in the first half of the light period, a deficit that was entirely compensated in the second half and, conversely, showed more REMS in the first half of the dark period, a surplus that was again lost in the second half.

However, the lost and untranscribed Y copies in stratum II are not entirely compensated (this would yield an Xmale:AA ratio of ∼1).