Sentence examples for is adequately compensated from inspiring English sources

The results of zig-zag compensation for unbalanced non-linear load indicate that though the current pollution at the PCC is not improved significantly, the neutral current of the load is adequately compensated.

However the results of the inversion to estimate source strength Q from the concentration field suggest that the unwanted impact of the terrain is adequately compensated by representing detector light paths as curves, approximating their true height above ground.

It is reasonable to speculate that the impaired insulin secretion is adequately compensated by enhanced hepatic insulin sensitivity and therefore does not result in an observable impaired glucose response.

From a REDD+ perspective, it should be noted that applying a REL built on forest carbon emissions has profound implications for whether a performance-based conservation program is adequately compensated.

In contrast, only the early-phase hepatic tissue repair (6 hr) is affected in PB + CCl4 treatment, but this is adequately compensated for by a greater stimulation of tissue repair at 24 and 48 hr resulting in recovery from liver injury and animal survival.

… I can be adequately compensated and perhaps better compensated".

As Maitreesh Ghatak of the London School of Economics and Parikshit Ghosh of the Delhi School of Economics point out, if farmers are adequately compensated, consent is largely irrelevant.The price is wrongYet compensation in India is based on recent land sales, which are likely to be far lower than the true value of a property due to India's distorted market.

Doctors cannot be adequately compensated for what they do".

We have got to take environmental considerations into account and make sure people are adequately compensated.

They may feel they are being adequately compensated for the exposure.

I worked for three years on that book, unpaid time that will never be adequately compensated, by the looks of my yearly royalty statements.