Sentence examples for interesting compensation from inspiring English sources

Axial color coefficients in Table 2 show an interesting compensation effect in axial chromatic aberration of the lens.

You have some interesting thoughts on compensation which you call profit-based compensation.

This is particularly interesting because dosage compensation in Drosophila takes place in early development as a key step of male sex determination (Bernstein and Cline 1994; Manu et al. 2013), and several studies have suggested that F1 hybrid lethality in crosses between D. melanogaster and D. simulans is due to dosage compensation failure (Orr 1989).

One of the interesting features of the compensation that we uncovered in this study is the haploinsufficiency of p107 in this process.

This variation in sex chromosome dosage compensation begs interesting questions about why some clades evolve complex mechanisms of dosage compensation for whole chromosomes and others simply compensate dosage sensitive genes (Mank 2009; Mank and Ellegren 2009; Wright and Mank 2012).

In order to understand the gene loss and gain event in the angiosperm mitochondrial genome, it might be interesting to know the compensation pathway of the genes which are missing in the mitochondrial genome.

It is interesting that the financial compensation of health care workers did not arise as a key challenge, rather the underfunding and rationalisation of health spending without regard to the often fragile situation of rural health facilities (fourth greatest challenge) was considered a key challenge.

Another interesting option, next to on-task compensation, is compensation by a protective factor during development, resulting in the emergence of compensatory mechanisms or strategies that can be used in more complex literacy tasks, such as text reading and reading comprehension (e.g., Nation & Snowling, 1998).

Future studies on roX RNA processing might uncover another interesting parallel between the dosage compensation systems in Drosophila and mammals.

It also highlights some interesting cases of potential functional compensation between protein paralogues and suggests a new piece to fit into the histone-code puzzle.

This is highly interesting as the extent of compensation could be associated with the extent of sexual dimorphism and species differentiation.