However, in general, compromises in solvent composition have to be made, and these, in turn, compromise the performance of both the bioassay and the ESI MS readout.
"The general has struck a reasonable compromise between our needs for the paper trail and the prevention of electoral chaos," Mr. Baroni said.
Obama's idea of laying down the law for the military seems to have been to offer a compromise between the generals' wish for forty thousand troops and other proposals that called for twenty.
In our studies, we chose a default value of 50 for σ because, in general, it corresponds to a good compromise between calling too many peaks and merging closely spaced ones.
The review emerged as a compromise between Cohen and director general Tony Hall.
It can be shown that, in general case, the resulting estimate is a compromise between fitting the estimated constant model parameters to the true one and fitting the noise model spectrum to the prediction error spectrum [35].
The net effect would be a compromise between "behaviour unresponsiveness" and general performance, which means that chromosome arrangements on chromosome O may or may not cycle seasonally according to average environmental temperature (i.e., O3+4 could be expected to increase in frequency in summer and decrease in winter if general performance is what matters).
In the end, says the Post, he "essentially designed his own strategy" for the 30,000 troops, itself a compromise between the 40,000 the generals wanted and the 20,000 proposed by Vice-President Joe Biden.
In general, it is possible to obtain the best compromise between the robustness and invisibility with optimal parameters.
For a general communication system, error correction coding offers a compromise between the amount of data that can be corrected and the level of redundancy.
