Sentence examples for only partly compensate from inspiring English sources
Health care, no matter how lavishly provided, can only partly compensate for these individual differences.
The defense budget is now close to historic lows as a percentage of gross domestic product and will continue to shrink as a percentage of the overall federal budget, even with projected increases that will only partly compensate for past neglect.
Remedial measures such as fish bypasses and ladders can only partly compensate for the massive obstacle to swimming fish.
Thus, though high levels of p-AVP and p-Aldo, the kidneys can only partly compensate and counteract acute volume expansion due to a defective tubular response.
In conclusion, though high levels of aldosteron and vasopressin, patients with CKD can only partly compensate and counteract an acute volume expansion with 3% hypertonic saline, due to a defective tubular function.
An increase of protein numbers can only partly compensate for a loss in activity during seasonal acclimatization or permanent adaptation to cold, limited by constraints in cellular space and energy availability [ 5].
Increased strain rate dependency of the soil led to marked reduction in embedment depth, only partly compensated by brittleness.
But the EU's powerful farm lobbies will hate these changes, especially since farmers would be only partly compensated for lower prices by increased cash payments.
The Bankers Trust New York Corporation announced yesterday that its fourth-quarter earnings dropped 45percentt as sharply higher profits from bond and foreign-exchange trading only partly compensated for losses in its loan business.
Geneva The world's airlines are set to lose $5.6 billion next year, far more than previously estimated, with a rebound in passenger and air cargo demand only partly compensating for rising fuel costs, industry group IATA said.
The year 1705 proved almost entirely barren for the Duke whose military disappointments were only partly compensated by efforts on the diplomatic front where, at the courts of Düsseldorf, Frankfurt, Vienna, Berlin and Hanover, Marlborough sought to bolster support for the Grand Alliance and extract promises of prompt assistance for the following year's campaign.
