Sentence examples for mostly compensated for from inspiring English sources

In this analysis, the increasing vulnerability factors are mostly compensated for by the reduced rotation lengths expected in the plantations.

The side force was mostly compensated for between the main mouldboard and tilted disc coulter in wet plastic and dry compact soils, but the redesign of the share or relocation of the tilted disc coulter was suggested for completely balancing the side forces.

Thus, the initial developmental response to the early cue of desiccation risk may have skewed the distribution of emergences to the left, but was mostly compensated for when eventually contradicted by prevailing conditions.

This glare is mostly compensated for by the HiLo approach, and physically removed under the "Ideal" comparison.

We considered the possibility that the complete removal of lsy-27 in tm593 animals may be mostly compensated for by lsy-27 paralogs, while the ot108 allele may interfere with the compensatory function of the paralogues.

But the groupings of related objects mostly compensate for the relative silence.

If this sounds interesting and a bit weird, you can find out more in The Lawn Road Flats: Spies, Writers and Artists, a book whose various amazements mostly compensate for its rather plodding style.

As expected, the E-1/S-1 SNPs mostly compensate for each others' effects, and so are less significant in such a model when considered together.

Our estimated results showed that the volume of the overall climate change mitigation effect of HWPs could be expected to be over 8 MtC year−1 in 2050 under these aggressive usage scenarios, and mostly compensate for the decrease in domestic forests.

In addition, the functional mobility of our subjects with stroke, similar to those of patients with SCI, can mostly be compensated for by efficient use of assistive devices, walking aids, and/or a wheelchair.

By Irwin Edman The New Yorker, September 2, 1944 P. 56 Recollections from a winter spent in Florence and of old Madame Verplanck who took such interest in other peoples life, mostly to compensate for her own drab existence.