First of all that it was not enough should be pretty apparent from what I just said: It is trying to offset the deficiency in aggregate demand and it is just too small," Stiglitz said.
The organic small-molecule material, 2- 4-tert-butylphenyl -5- 4-biphenylyl -1,3,4-oxadiazole (PBD), predominantly emits either blue or purple light, offsetting the deficiency of blue or purple luminescent materials [9].
Although the lymphatic function is impaired, the tumor has increased intratumoral pressure which leads to convective extravasation from the tumor into the surrounding stroma, somewhat offsetting the deficiency in lymphatics.
Compression yielding (CY), an innovative structural concept, has recently been introduced to offset the ductility deficiency of concrete structures reinforced with fiber-reinforced polymer.
The optimization method can scientifically guide engineering design for BWIS and offset the design deficiency that results from the current practice of only using a hydrogeological report of randomly selected test wells.
In contrast, PFOS exposure evoked a significant decrease in cytosolic PKC, primarily for the β and γ isoforms, but again without a corresponding change in membrane-associated enzyme; this likely partial, compensatory increases in translocation to offset the net PKC deficiency.
Since adipogenesis and osteogenesis are inversely related [65], [66], [67], the reduced adipogenesis in Kif3a haploinsufficient mice may have promoted osteoblasts differentiation to offset the effects of deficiency of Pkd1.
Since we observed very similar plasma lipid profiles in TG2+/+ and TG2−/− mice, it is unlikely that a compensatory change in lipid levels was induced by the breeding strategy which offset the deleterious effect of TG2 deficiency.
In order to offset these deficiencies, we have addressed our studies towards the thermophilic esterase 2 from A. acidocaldarious, which shows a high specificity and affinity towards organophosphates and a high resistance under raw operative conditions.
