The adverse effects of small placental size may be compounded by those of poor maternal nutrition, whereas the area of the placenta may expand to compensate for fetal undernutrition in better-nourished mothers [ 69].
In Fall 2003, the W&J Arts Series, the college's other art series, was expanded to partially compensate for the loss.
This involves a combination of pushing the delivery wire and retrieving the microcatheter to allow the SFD to expand and to compensate for any resulting fore-shortening.
To compensate for the temperature increase, the outer envelope expanded to many times the radius it possessed as a main sequence star.
Ironically, the government itself recognises the risk of a paradox of thrift at a global level, where it is urging those countries running surpluses – China, Japan and Germany – to expand domestic demand to compensate for the fiscal tightening under way in deficit countries such as Britain.
Without significant technological developments, exploitation of most of these reserves will however be expensive and would be difficult to expand fast enough to compensate for an early peak in conventional oil production.
Mr. Condit's resignation reflects the struggles of a company, long admired as one of the greatest American industrial successes, as it tries to expand its military business to compensate for losses to a European rival, Airbus, in commercial aircraft.
Expanded coordinates are an attempt to compensate for the many cases where BAC mapping and end-sequence information is incomplete.
The world's largest rodent shuts off a main blood supply to its brain, then manages to compensate by expanding another artery.
