Sentence examples for make up for the decrease from inspiring English sources
To avoid any possible adverse control outcome due to the generators' inability to make up for the decrease in ΔP b, ramping-down time from ΔPb,0 to ΔP b ≈ 0 should not be shorter than Tmin.
Returning the Favor On the flip side, U.S. hoteliers, who relied on visitors from Europe, Canada, Australia and other places with strong currencies to make up for the decrease in U.S. consumer spending, are now cutting deals to keep those travelers coming back.
"Perhaps there has been a danger for everyone to be lulled into a false sense of security 10 years ago, believing everything would be alright, and that the growth in some areas would make up for the decrease in other areas," she said.
The latter observation is postulated to be a compensatory mechanism to make up for the decrease of OSC frequency with G+C content.
Some results also hint that OSC overrepresentation being a compensatory mechanism to make up for the decrease in OSCs in high G+C organisms, thus revealing the interplay between two different determinants of OSC frequency.
Pension calculations have become unusually contentious this year, after three years of sharp stock market losses, as companies with pension plans face large mandatory contributions to make up for the decreased value of their assets.
His team of migrant and domestic workers were unable to make up for the decreased harvest preparation time.
The fact that this model has the lowest AIC is therefore remarkable; it indicates that the gain in fit to the data compared to other models more than makes up for the decrease in parsimony.
The governor also drew sharp criticism for seeking up to $12 billion in federal aid to make up for the sharp decrease in tax revenue that both the city and state expect in the next 18 months because of the disruption that occurred in Lower Manhattan, the state's economic engine.
We make up for the corresponding decrease in molecular weight by a subsequent solid-state polymerization.
New York firefighters are guaranteed 96 hours of overtime a year to make up for the Fire Department's decision in 1990 to decrease the size of engine crews in some parts of the city.
