Sentence examples for started to compensate from inspiring English sources

So Blair has started to compensate, and is now swinging sharply in the other direction.

She has started to compensate Ukrainians for their savings lost in the high inflation of the early 1990s.

Active shoulder flexion was measured with the arm in the anterior sagittal plane until the person started to compensate by either extending the back or rotating the arm out of the sagittal plane.

Thus, once the leading flows are served by system, its compensated window can start to compensate the lagging flows.

In M4K2 lower values of Phos2 concentration didn't affect MKKK-P amplitude but as the Phos2 concentration increases (~ > 500 nM), the enhanced Phos2 concentration starts to compensate for the reduction in feedback strength due to the sequestration, resulting in inhibition of MKKK-P amplitude in the PSEQ condition.

When a fault is detected, the fault tolerant control starts to compensate the fault effect.

With non-toxic adulterants, users adjust their psychological expectations to the new lower concentration of active ingredient and start to compensate by using higher quantities.

All this is a huge disincentive to setting up a business, for which the modest state handouts for start-ups barely begin to compensate.

At d0 (EF-ED = 0), the donors at a free surface will begin to be ionized, and the PZ charge density at the AlN/GaN interface will start to be compensated by the 2-DEG formed at the interface.

About six years ago, the Qaddafi government started a program to compensate some of the original owners, under the sponsorship of Seif al-Islam el-Qaddafi, the dictator's son and onetime heir apparent.

So Pileggi felt at the start that he "compensated" for the situation of the show, and after a while the character started to grow on the producers and fellow cast, as Pileggi puts it, "the character just started kind of clicking and working".