In June, for instance, Fannie Mae, the nation's largest mortgage buyer, said that borrowers whose existing debt exceeded 45 to 50 percent of their income would be required to have stronger "compensating" factors, which might include higher savings.
In contrast, even a less organized callus, as indicated by an inferior trabecular orientation in the micro-CT analysis, was stronger, compensated for by the increased callus size.
In particular, Stenberg et al. (2009) report that the degree of compensation is different in genes with different degree of tissue specificity of expression: ubiquitously expressed genes are stronger compensated for deficiencies and less effectively for a duplication than tissue-specific ones.
"You don't need temperatures in the 80s and 90s to produce severe weather (because) the strong winds compensate for the lack of heating," he said.
Even if the Scandinavian counter-example — in which a strong government compensates for a weakened social fabric — has some applicability here, it offers fewer lessons than many liberals like to think.
The protonation of N9 of the 6MP molecule neutralized 6MP-AuNPs with pH value lower than 6, and then, intermolecular interactions (base stacking interactions) got very strong and compensated the electrostatic repulsion.
Their interpretations were challenged by other researchers, who found no modern analogues to a hatchet attack and considered it more likely that the skull was strong to compensate for its open construction when absorbing the stresses from struggling prey.
The impact of the workshop was sufficiently strong to compensate for lack of experience, and sufficiently strong to encourage EI development over a longer period.
Without quantification of bone compactness and porosity (which is beyond the scope of this study), it is uncertain whether MHI 633 does indeed shows bone mass increase relative to the terrestrial condition or whether the strong vascularization compensates for the apparent gain in bone mass caused by the absence of perimedullary resorption activity.
More generally, this has been termed a buffer ion alkalosis with compensating strong ion acidosis [ 4].
