Sentence examples for sufficiently compensatory from inspiring English sources
The 0-mm optimal cutoff point for the HIV-infected population reflects the increase in nonreactors described above, with low cutoffs here sacrificing sensitivity without a sufficiently compensatory increase in specificity.
Similarly, CD modeling showed that a reduction in extracellular [K+] could reduce Na+/K+-ATPase activity sufficiently to prevent an adequate compensatory increase in Na+/K+-ATPase activity from occurring in model cells with more negative glycocalyceal charge.
One interesting possibility is that high-functioning older adults were able to recruit these VMPFC-mediated processes as a compensatory strategy (albeit not sufficiently) for deficits in other inefficiently recruited lateral frontal regions, whereas the low-functioning older were not.
The occurrence of lymphopenia-induced proliferation in rodents (Miller & Stutman, 1984; Bell et al., 1987; Freitas & Rocha, 2000) has suggested that the immune system has an intrinsic capacity to maintain cell numbers at sufficiently high levels by inducing a compensatory homeostatic response when cell numbers are low.
It cannot unequivocally be decided whether there are compensatory functional mechanisms when there are sufficiently small morphological defects or whether microperimetry is methodologically limited to detect the earliest functional deficits, or both.
Early studies in experimental models of renal disease led to the proposal that following renal injury and decrements in glomerular filtration rate the remaining viable nephrons undergo structural and functional compensatory changes which increase glomerular filtration rate sufficiently to meet excretory demands [ 37].
It is possible that iodine levels must be sufficiently low for environmental levels of perchlorate and thiocyanate to overcome compensatory mechanisms that maintain thyroid hormone.
To be able to detect a possible compensatory dip above the age of invitation to screening, a sufficiently long follow-up time should be included in the analysis.
More specifically, compensatory processing in congenital prosopagnosia requires an inspection of faces that is sufficiently long to allow for sequential focusing on informative features.
There are compensatory moments.
