Sentence examples for though compensatory from inspiring English sources

Art thus teaches us to embrace the insight that meanings will never be exhausted as precisely what makes it possible for us to continue to discover new meanings, and in this way art helps us see that human finitude is not something we should despair over or seek to deny though compensatory subjectivistic fantasies.

Morpholino (5 ng) targeted against Rnd3a was lethal at 48 hpf though compensatory contribution from Rnd3b is possible.

Using mosaic analysis and immunocytochemistry, we show that the small wing imaginal discs result from increased apoptosis, even though compensatory proliferation is also occurring.

Though compensatory strategies such as duplicating digests and checking certain digests for completion were employed, this interdependency, albeit stressful, encouraged an attitude of teamwork and extra effort on the part of students and the instructor.

They were cut again as the oil price fell before the elections in 2009, though the compensatory cash handouts kept flowing.

This week the church packed its bags for an uncertain future (though a fat compensatory cheque is in the post).

The DFG motif is replaced with the sequence GFT, though a potentially compensatory acidic residue appears at the DFG+1 position.

Our assessment of evolutionary sequence conservation provides evidence in favor of second stem-loop formation, though the frequency of compensatory mutations is less striking than observed for stem-loop 1.

Thus, the new equality thrust went beyond establishing equal opportunity to providing compensatory measures, even though they sometimes limited free choice as, for example, in the use of sex quotas to bring women or men into occupations where they were underrepresented.

Even though the fraction of charge compensatory substitutions among all coevolved pairs is rather small, we argue that they might make an important contribution in the functional diversification as electrostatic interactions play essential role in specific binding and residue interactions.

If she works longer, her employers sometimes give her extra cash, though they may instead give her compensatory time, which she said was "wrong".