Sentence examples for maintained to compensate from inspiring English sources

The results point that the RPS4Y1 gene might be maintained to compensate gene dosage between sexes, while RPS4Y2 might have acquired a new function, at least in the lineage leading to humans.

These astonishing results suggested that the acute stimulation by a relatively low concentration of CSE might activate certain "danger signals" in the EPCs to motivate the endogenous repair mechanisms of EPCs by which the proliferation of EPCs could be compensated and maintained to struggle against the damages caused by CSE exposure.

The projections that adjusted for productivity suggest that the hiring trends for surgeons and internists should be maintained or increased to compensate for the increase in demand for services.

Telomerase is activated to maintain telomere length to compensate for the end-replication problem in germlines and immortal cells, but repressed in almost all human somatic cells.

A polyethylene catheter was inserted into the right jugular vein in order to maintain anesthesia and to compensate intraoperative fluid loss by the administration of physiological saline solution (3 mL/bwkg/h).

When you're wearing an oversized pair of shoes, it's important to maintain good posture to compensate for your "bigger" feet.

When there was no further flow of konnyaku into the balloon, the infusion pressure was maintained for 30 minutes to compensate for the pressure loss caused by displacement of the tissues in the spinal canal.

The significant association with TSH, but not with T4, in this group may be due to the greater sensitivity of TSH to impairment of thyroid function; that is, normal T4 levels are maintained by increasing TSH to compensate for impaired thyroid function.

If practiced within reason, this sloth strategy, he maintains, is one way to compensate for the natural advantage most women have in being more observant than men.

These patients usually walk with the aid of orthotics or modified shoes, maintaining the equinus position to compensate for limb shortening.

To compensate and maintain the overall average age of 76 for male life expectancy, six other men would have to live to 85 or 86.