Sentence examples for make up for changes from inspiring English sources

Holding all other material and irradiation conditions constant, temperature adjustments are shown to successfully make up for changes in displacement rate such that defect concentrations and cluster sizes remain relatively constant.

In almost all cases, it's cheaper to build new power lines or to use natural gas power plants to make up for changes in power output from solar and wind plants.

Mortality rates were adjusted to make up for changes in the overall size of the population and changes in age distribution over the 25-year study period.

Trump's proposed childcare credits would not make up for the changes, according to Batchelder.

As mother described the styling she needed to make up for the changes in one's figure that accompany more than 70 years of good living, the seamstress assured her that there was "no problem". We were to learn later that this phrase was used a great deal but did not necessarily reflect reality.

Galileo got under way in 1989, but took a roundabout route to get the gravity boosts to make up for the change in plans.

But, we should be able to make up for our change in offense with lots of returners". OUTLOOK: "With all these inexperienced players and injuries, you have to coach harder," Welch said.

Loosen the fine tuner, if required, and adjust the associated peg to make up for the change.

It is necessary to regulate the output of traditional generators in power grid to make up for the substantial changes of wind power, such as using grid ancillary services or restricting and cutting down the ramp rate of wind turbine output.

"And days where I had to be at work at 5 a.m. to do voice-over sessions with actors in Europe to make up for the time change and still stay until 9 at night".

That is helping make up for the problems the changes are causing with sales, he said.