Sentence examples for found to be compensated from inspiring English sources

189 probesets (114 genes) and 309 probesets (193 genes) were found to be compensated and non-compensated, respectively.

The fall in centroid height observed in the early data is found to be compensated by a higher values observed since 1988, and the overall linear trend for 1972 to the end of 2001 is now only 93±53 metres/decade.

Generally, when incubating crude enzyme preparations in presence of solvents, the inhibitory effects determined after 20 min were found to be compensated over incubation time of 60 min. Incubation of crude phenol oxidase in the presence of 15% solvent concentration revealed 69% (n-hexane) and 38% (THF) relative activities after 60 min (Figure 2).

However, inducible overexpression during development was found to be compensated in some flower meristems, resulting in a recovery of WUS expression at later stages [14].

In Nova Scotia last spring, the chief of a Micmac reserve was found to be compensating himself with the equivalent of about $275,000 American in salary and expenses; at the same time the provincial premier's salary was $53,300.

The population rhythm was found to be temperature compensated with an average Q10 = 1.09.

However, when female and male expression levels were compared in two birds species using microarray data, only a few Z-linked genes were found to be dosage compensated (Ellegren et al. 2007).

Importantly, loss of UBP6 did not further attenuate levels of proteins found to be dosage compensated in the disomic strains (Pearson r = 0.75, Figure 7D,E, Figure 7 figure supplement 1D).

Data of infarcted rats were only included if the infarction comprised the major part of the LV free wall, since small infarctions (< 20%) are found to be hemodynamic fully compensated (two animals were excluded from the MI group, and three animals were excluded from each vildagliptin-treated groups MI-VI and MI-VL).

Butanol was found to be a suitable compensating solute.

"In pre-existing things, you either need to find someone else to help you do it, or stop doing a good job because it's taking too much time, or need to find a way to be compensated for doing the work".