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The crossover has a large impact on the battery voltage during discharge, but can be neglected during charge due to mutual compensation of diffusion and migration fluxes.

In particular, the absence of a correlation between the apparent standard rate constant or the apparent charge transfer coefficient and the standard Gibbs energy of ion transfer across the water/nitrobenzene interface can be due to the mutual compensation of the effect of electrical double layer and the effect of the difference in solvation energy on the ion transfer rate.

These results could be explained by the inhibitory effect of vitamin D against parathyroid gland and the mutual compensation of PTH and FGF23 for their phosphaturic effects.

The quality of a force field's performance inherently relies on the mutual compensation of errors, which in turn depends on a balance between forces in the system under study and the accuracy of the parametrization.

However, single deletions of either locus only resulted in a minor effect on bile salt resistance possibly due to mutual compensation of the two loci [ 19], which may also explain why we did not identify these loci in the M-TraM screening, as the mutant library only contains mutants that are inactivated in a single locus by transposon insertion [ 22].

The two dynamic parameters of the activation energy and the pre-exponential factor have the linear relationship of mutual compensation for the rate constant under certain conditions.

This opposed effects have been tuned in the technological optimization to minimize the NEE by means of a mutual compensation.

Evidence for their mutual compensation is the observation that double knockdown of RHOBTB3 and LIMD1 increases the accumulation of HIF1α above the level in single knockdown under both normoxic and hypoxic conditions.

For the passive evaluation of videotelephony content (head-and-shoulders with a fixed background), a study from Rimmel et al. revealed strong mutual compensation between modalities [27].

Due to a mutual compensation, Gibbs free energy remains virtually unchanged.

Mutual compensation between the local and global estimates is thus achieved to obtain more accurate position estimation.