Sentence examples for partly compensated from inspiring English sources

It is experimentally found that the effect of a changing activation energy is partly compensated by a changing pre-exponential factor in the same direction (compensation effect).

Pope John Paul's charisma partly compensated for this loss of influence.

The development of specialized manufactures and service activities has partly compensated for this loss.

The brevity of the Arctic summer is partly compensated by the long daily duration of summer sunshine.

Consumers – especially farmers – pay a fraction of the cost of electricity and this is partly compensated by higher costs for industrial and commercial users.

Much loss also occurs by bottom melting, but this is partly compensated by a gain in mass by accretion of frozen seawater.

The oil firms are partly compensated by bonds which the government issues to them a trick which allows the government to keep the subsidy off its books.

This drying out of the effects of light and colour was partly compensated for by a perfectionist setting and spacing of the tesserae.

Her increasingly wide, wobbly vibrato is partly compensated for by the sock-it-to-'em energy she packs into Garland's uptempo signature songs.

His lack of charm was, in any case, partly compensated for by the vivacity of his young and buxom wife, Dolley.

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.