Sentence examples for formation to compensate from inspiring English sources

The Spaniards running City have not failed to notice his tactical ability this winter, as he has redrawn his formation to compensate for the absence of Luis Suarez and Daniel Sturridge.

Franklin should match him for pace, but after a very poor second leg in the Western final in Seattle (a performance that prompted Arena to reshuffle his formation to compensate), the defender may not appreciate being put under pressure straight away.

In turn, increased brain nutrient levels can stimulate synapse formation to compensate for synapse loss in AD [ 12, 13].

It was more how the formation adopted to compensate would handle a Celtic side for which Scotland wingers Commons and James Forrest were passed fit to start.

Species belonging to "mixing-drift" life-form assemblages can increase their swimming speeds through chain formation, which helps to compensate for the increased turbulence and vertical water-column velocities of their habitats.

Another possibility was a slow formation rate unable to compensate for the loss of CSF during lumbar puncture.

In these diseases erythroïd progenitor cell formation is increased to compensate for red blood cell lysis and B19 infection can suppress erythropoïesis and induce acute erythroblastopenia often referred to as transient aplastic crisis [ 13].

In spite of stimulated osteoblastogenesis, the net increase in bone formation is inadequate to compensate for enhanced bone resorption because of an augmentation in osteoblast (OB) apoptosis, a phenomenon also induced by estrogen deficiency [ 5].

Such doping triggers the formation of oxygen vacancies to compensate the regional oxidation balance, which causes lattice contraction.

Finally, hyperactivation of the pathway leading to phagocytic cup formation could be expected to compensate for defects in cell polarization, whereas the opposite would not be true – which is indeed what is experimentally observed.

A purge is necessary in order to reduce the sorbent deactivation and to compensate the formation of CaSO4 from the SOx content in the flue gas.