Sentence examples for longer compensated from inspiring English sources

Heart failure (HF) occurs when the cardiac output, no longer compensated by endogenous mechanisms, fails to meet the metabolic demands of the body.

If marketing costs were no longer compensated by the management premium, direct marketers' revenues would be reduced.

My sisters and I completed our chores and did what was expected, yet there was a point in time when we were no longer compensated.

When insulin resistance is no longer compensated and β-cells exhaust, hyperglycemia arises [2].

When insulin resistance reaches extents no longer compensated by the β-cell, insulin secretion declines and hyperglycemia emerges [2].

However, if the loss rate is greater than 46.1%, the loss is no longer compensated by the high prevalence rate of the vaccination program.

But at some point the body can no longer compensate, and denial does not work anymore.

But the cost of petrol has eroded the value of such homes - savings on a house no longer compensate for the price of long daily drives.

Roethlisberger is still a good player, but he can no longer compensate for the lack of a running game or pass protection like he did during his prime.

What if the disillusionment eventually reaches a point at which many feel that the free services and convenience no longer compensate for the exploitation, control and surveillance?

Carmakers and other manufacturers express concern that markets like China might no longer compensate for weak demand in Europe as well as they have in the past.