Sentence examples for prevent compensating from inspiring English sources

The ectopic division of QC and initials and lateral root initiation at a time when WT is arrested might prevent compensating for IR-DSB repair by both proficient NHEJ and residual HR (RAD51 in cluster K1 is weakly expressed) therefore enabling cell death or genetic instability as in AT-cells.

Donatucci said, "I'm hoping a professional is working with him from the technique side" to prevent compensating for the discomfort by applying too much force elsewhere in the body.

Particular strengths of the proposed calibration method is that it avoids extra weighting towards rare periods of good agreement and also prevents compensating biases through time.

Note that special tax rules may prevent "highly compensated" employees at some companies from contributing the full $16,500.

Medical improvements are further divided as follows: Therapy and rehabilitation deals with situations where the goal is the recovery of the patient, while prevention and care encompasses situations where no disease is treated, but a disease or its further progress are to prevented or compensated for.

This shrinkage of coefficients prevents overfitting by compensating for the variance inflation that occurs due to multicollinearity.

With the computational power of digital relays this can be overcome by using real time measurements of the load to prevent load encroachment by compensating the relay input for the load current [32].

Our results therefore raise the possibility that A2AR and TGF-β1 may prevent excessive fibrosis by compensating its redundant pro-fibrogenic effects.

Far more often, a big mistake results from a series of small ones, made in hospitals that lack systems to prevent human error or compensate for it.

1. Responsibility is oriented to the future: the specific approach of RRI does not aim only at sanctioning, compensating or preventing the negative consequences of innovation, like the fault, risk and safety paradigms did, respectively.

The key difference is a single, translationally silent nucleotide transition (C to T) at the +6 position within exon 7 that functionally distinguishes SMN1 from SMN2 and prevents SMN2 from fully compensating for SMN1 loss [2], [9], [10].