Sentence examples for means of compensating from inspiring English sources

Congress designed the program as an expeditious means of compensating families who might otherwise have taken the airlines to court.

Introducing adaptive learning in the active control process is one means of compensating for uncertainties in our knowledge.

Thus facultative placentotrophy does not appear to be a means of compensating for a poor yolk supply.

"While we realize that money is an inadequate means of compensating Mr Ferrell's family, we feel that this was a fair and equitable settlement," Hagemann said.

(f) The argument is sensibly made that a nationwide administrative claims processing regime would provide the most secure, fair, and efficient means of compensating victims of asbestos exposure.

The argument is sensibly made that a nationwide administrative claims processing regime would provide the most secure, fair, and efficient means of compensating victims of asbestos exposure.

In order to provide means for compensating fluctuations of the LED intensity, we use two equal detectors at two different optical path lengths from the light source.

Collectively, our results demonstrate that F. tularensis possesses a variety of means to compensate for loss of major oxidative stress-combating factors and that the important enzymes have overlapping functions.

Despite the argument that Vitality just attracts customers who want to be compensated for leading healthy lives, Tingle said the company has had high engagement and positive feedback from customers who see it as a means of being compensated for improving their health.

Another possible explanation is that the exclusion from the model of parts of the Delta1/Notch1 pathway that are not fully understood renders the use of higher exponents a necessary means to compensate for the lack of mechanistic information.

The inclusion of 'outside' perspectives (as alternative to some constructed 'right to analyze') is regarded as a means to compensate the shortcomings of expertise and any other disciplinary knowledge with strong claims for reliability.