Healthy babies manage to compensate if they do not get the blood from the cord, he said, but researchers do not know how.
Colombia did a great job of cutting off his space but Brazil managed to compensate for that with a great team performance in the first half, their best 45 minutes in the competition so far.
"Lo, all our pomp of yesterday/ Is one with Nineveh and Tyre!" And yet for most of its postwar history Britain managed to compensate for – even to disguise – its downward global trajectory by spreading its wealth more equally, putting on magnificent royal pageants and, arguably more than any other nation, embracing the cult of youth.
The company managed to compensate that with a $20.5 million increase in revenue compared to previous quarter.
Siblings' help is especially important in immigrant families; they manage to compensate, at least partially, for the lack of parental help in school matters.
The world's largest rodent shuts off a main blood supply to its brain, then manages to compensate by expanding another artery.
Introduction: Performing laparoscopic surgery using carboxipneumoperitoneum usually accompanied with a moderate increase of the concentration of carbon dioxide at the end of expiration, as well as higher peak airway pressure that easily manages to compensate by the correction of ventilation parameters.
Because even if NATO does manage to compensate for losses with new recruits, it means an increasing number of Afghan troops will be dangerously inexperienced.
Or they manage somehow to compensate with love and care.
For reasons too unpleasant to dwell on, this problem does not affect most of the four-legged male competitors in jump racing (though some of the jockeys manage to over-compensate), and they come back to Cheltenham year after year, sometimes with their own fan club.
