"It's compensatory — what you missed the first time around," he said.
While the role of peripheral P2RY1 receptor function in human depression is unknown, it is promising that we observed gene expression increases in DD that were also positively correlated to depression severity, suggesting either that increased expression may be involved in symptom presentation or that it is compensatory for receptor dysfunction.
The results indicate that gesture is closely-related to the content of spoken language even in the case of aphasia, and that sometimes gesture reflects the semantic properties of the impaired language but at other times it is compensatory and as such these results tend to favour the Interface Hypothesis over the Lexical Hypothesis.
Social success was compensatory; yet it depended on one's energy level, on the ability to be outrageous without pause and without regard for the consequences.
Another reason was compensatory.
"Their whole philosophy was compensatory," Robertson says.
Initially, it can be compensatory, however, a chronic elevated workload, the neurohumoral input, or an underlying genetic mutation can lead to pathological hypertrophy, contractile dysfunction, ventricular dilatation, and finally, heart failure [ 1].
In the case, Fresenius argued that the penalties it was assessed were compensatory in nature, and thus deductible.
Not only did the Supreme Court label disgorgement a "penalty" in Kokesh (rejecting the notion that it was primarily compensatory), the SEC only has authority to seek penalties and, in administrative proceedings only, disgorgement of ill-gotten gains; it does not have authority to seek restitution.
As parity has been suggested to engage multiple pathways, it is likely that there are compensatory pathways that confer protection even when the equilibrium of the cell lineages is disrupted.
