Sentence examples for partially compensating from inspiring English sources

The latest BNEF figures reveal a shift in the nature of the global clean energy market, with emerging economies partially compensating for an investment slowdown in mature markets caused by policy uncertainty in key markets such as the US, Spain and Italy and a sharp reduction in the cost of solar and wind technologies.

Partially compensating for the missing texts are the physical artifacts that remain from the archaic and classical periods.

RIM has made inroads into the youth market attracted by its free BlackBerry Messenger (BBM) service, partially compensating for its losses in the corporate market.

Although direct U.S. exports fell in 2007, imports from four CBI countries almost doubled, increasing from 15.5% in 2006 to 25.8% in 2007, reflecting increasing re-exports to the U.S., thus partially compensating the loss of Brazilian direct exports to the U.S.

As the small amount of functional SMN2 protein produced by each copy is capable of partially compensating for the loss of the SMN1 gene function, higher copy numbers of SMN2 result in generally milder forms of SMA.

Furthermore, the participants with G-SLI appeared to be partially compensating for their syntactic deficit by using neural circuitry associated with semantic processing and all non-grammar-specific and low-level auditory neural responses were normal.

During this initial phase losses are partially compensated by colonization of higher buffer zones.

We have partially compensated for the short record by computing daily rather than seasonal correlations.

We therefore have no choice but to increase fees to at least partially compensate for the loss of support".

Loss of SMN1 is partially compensated by the copy gene, SMN2.

The WSA of weakly competitive genotypes was partially compensated for by a higher seeding rate.