Sentence examples for it is possible to compensate from inspiring English sources

By tilting the base, however, it is possible to compensate for the initial imperfection and to find once more a position where left and right are equally favoured.

Through structuration of the product matrix it is possible to compensate for the sensorial impacts of reduced sugar and fat quantities.

Although it is possible to compensate the color crosstalk to reduce color noise with signal processing, it is better to reduce the color crosstalk as small as possible to improve the visible image qualities.

The experiments in the space greenhouse Svet aboard the Mir space station proved that it is possible to compensate the effects of weightlessness on higher plants by manipulating gradients of environmental parameters (i.e. photon flux, matric potential in the root zone, etc).

These results demonstrate that, by forcing adenoviruses to take advantage of a non-clathrin, non-classical endocytic pathway, it is possible to compensate for the deficiency in endosomolysis that is associated with the use of some of the fiber-modified adenoviral constructs.

It is possible to compensate the reduced power using a receiver with more sensitivity.

I asked Torrone, the creative director, how it was possible to compensate these employees and create physical things profitably in Manhattan.

We also present the first experiments done with a compact adaptive optics flood illumination fundus camera where it was possible to compensate for the higher order aberrations of a moving model eye and in vivo in real time based on pupil tracking measurements, without the real time contribution of a wavefront sensor.

It should be possible to compensate hospital executives well without treating middle-class uninsured people like lemons to be squeezed fiscally.

Third, it must be possible to compensate for changes in the 1967 lines through land swaps carried out on a one-to-one ratio.

It has been suggested though that not all clock stimuli lose their effectiveness with age and that it may be possible to compensate for deficits in clock performance by enhancing the strength of those stimulus pathways which are still intact [40].