Sentence examples for mutually compensate from inspiring English sources
The combination of the two methods enables to exploit the advantages and to mutually compensate for the disadvantages associated with each of the two methods.
These results suggest that ROCK-1 and ROCK-2 control murine ES cell renewal and NPC differentiation fate by independent actions which do not overlap and cannot mutually compensate.
The abundance of both acidic and basic proteins in the high-abundant proteins can be attributed to the overrepresentation of Glu and especially Lys residues and suggests that these excesses of charged residues do not mutually compensate for each other in this protein group.
This observation suggests that the molecular defects in these cell lines occur in pathways for which Chk1 can mutually compensate to protect genomic integrity and therefore Chk1 inhibition is lethal.
Like a classical tourbillon complication, the use of multiple balance mechanisms, arranged in mutually compensating pairs around the movement, is intended to counter the distorting effect of gravity on the watch.
In this case, the eddy currents consisting of diamagnetic and resistive parts are mutually compensated.
Although the activity coefficients involved differ significantly from unity, the effects of the individual activity coefficients are mutually compensated.
The mammalian clock, like that of plants, invertebrates and lower vertebrates, uses multiple, mutually compensating photopigments to adapt to the ambient light [36].
NA conformations in particular result from a highly variable mixture of mutually compensating interactions, the balance of which may vary for distinct architectures.
Small differences in the relative incidence of adverse outcomes at the macro level may hide much larger, in part mutually compensating, differences at the meso level.
Consistent with this idea, restoration of p53 function in p53-mutant brain tumour cells (U251 glioma and Daoy medulloblastoma) reduced, and enhancement of GLI1 levels increased, their proliferation, but these effects were mutually compensated.
