Slightly compensating for that factor is another change in methodology.
In the first pumping year, the apparent age evolution contains transient information that can be used to better constrain hydrogeological systems and slightly compensate for the small number of tracers.
This can only slightly be compensated by using combinations of several test specimens in a test assembly, but cannot be circumvented.
Shivering hands will matter little, as lenses on both sides tilt slightly to compensate for a shaky view.
These programs have the dual benefit of working, if slightly, to compensate for the reality of dealing with discrimination and ensuring a variety of perspectives.
Be aware that when you bend, you may need to overbend slightly to compensate for any spring back in the conduit.
Wear clothes that are appropriate, and if you're skirt is slightly inappropriate, compensate by wearing an appropriate top or vice-versa.
However, Match's slightly wooden trajectory is compensated for by Patrick Stewart's compelling performance as the brash, outwardly confident but fundamentally lonely Tobi, who looks back on his life with a mixture of pride for the things he achieved and regret for the things he lost.
In later tests, this was compensated by slightly varying the length of the cables.
At the end of tilt testing, HR increased further (P = 0.024); the MAP remained at the higher level (P = 0.127) and the SVR tended to increase slightly (P = 0.331), compensated by a further decrease in SV (P = 0.053) simultaneously.
Moreover, 47.6% of primary hospitals believed that government subsidies were not sufficient to compensate for the losses from zero mark-up, 15.9% believed that the subsidies were sufficient, and 36.5% believed that the subsidies compensated for slightly less than the loss.
