Sentence examples for help in compensating from inspiring English sources

This knowledge will help in compensating for the aforementioned uncertainty and can be used to design converters that remain stable throughout the range of incident solar radiation and load values.

By conducting experiments, it is proved that controlled voltage for piezoelectric actuator helps in compensating the misalignment during micro assembly.

Matrix-matched calibration standards were used to calculate recoveries as this helped in compensating for any matrix effects arising from matrix interferences or co-extractives that can change the ionization efficiency of an analyte causing signal suppression or enhancement leading to poor recoveries.

Even though using buffers helps in compensating for the effect of channels in wireless networks, it also brings new challenges.

Others will help settle the question of just how far he will go in compensating families for mental anguish.

Massachusetts officials are looking for federal disaster aid to help compensate the industry for the worst outbreak in 33 years.

PARIS — Economic growth among developed nations is likely to accelerate in the first half of this year as strength in the United States and Japan help to compensate for the continuing malaise in Europe, the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development said Thursday.

This could result in increase in NK cell activity and might help to compensate for the decrease in T-cell killing associated with down-regulation of HLA class I (Ljunggren and Karre, 1990).

Dell has been counting on growth in overseas markets like China and India to help it compensate for weakening sales growth in the United States.

The government's claim that private sector jobs growth will help to compensate for cuts in the public sector was undermined by news that 67,000 jobs were lost in the public sector in the three months to September – the latest period for which the ONS has figures – while the private sector created just 5,000 posts.

The increasing number of women in work does help to compensate for this, but only to a limited extent, as women work predominantly part-time.