Nurses and specialists were also compensated better.
Intuitively, higher pressure gradient, oppositely-directed AV anastomoses (indicated as VA) would be expected to compensate better for TTTS than lower pressure gradient arterio-arterial (AA) anastomoses.
When tested with a replicated force profile with 60 N peak force and 6400 N/s force rate, the assist device compensated better than 95% of the inertial load.
In this paper, we present a reticle assist device which can eliminate reticle slip by compensating better than 95% of the inertial loads when tested in a bench-top tester.
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However, why some patients compensate better than others in this condition is unclear.
We propose that the right hemisphere may be able to compensate better than the left hemisphere for the induced inhibition via cathodal tDCS stimulation, thanks to its superior preponderance for vestibular processing [1].
Those functions are, however, replacing a possibly quantitative evaluation of the EDD ("is the other node's EDD so much better that it compensates for our larger energy reserve?") with a purely binary assessment.
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Bid-ask spread is a measure of trading costs (liquidity), which is commonly used to proxy for information asymmetry as it compensates liquidity providers for transacting with better-informed traders (Glosten and Milgrom 1985).
The D2 index was preferred, as it better compensates for individual differences in overall levels of object exploration.
