Sentence examples for thought to compensate from inspiring English sources

It shows the pest alighting on human flesh but offers this thought to compensate for the inevitable itchy welt: "The blood now conforms to the interior configuration of an insect, thereby placing part of you in a state of aerial displacement".

The metabolic flux redistribution in G1HL was thought to compensate the increased redox cofactors and energy demands caused by the high protein expression.

Since this enzyme has the unique ability to introduce supercoils into the DNA molecule, DNA overwinding has been thought to compensate for the destabilizing effect of high temperature.

The optical properties of the lens change from multifocal during day towards monofocal during night, which is thought to compensate for the change occurring in the retina from three active photopigments to one.

This is thought to compensate for electrotonic attenuation of postsynaptic currents in distal dendrites.

Expression of Fgf7 occurs at an earlier stage and is thought to compensate for the absence of FGF10.

However, before Primark's donation, the communal pot contained less than $5m of the total $40m thought to be needed to compensate all the Rana Plaza victims, potentially affecting its ability to pay out to those in need.

I've written here before about critical responsibility and the moral obligation to compensate, in thought, for the disproportion between the filmmaker's lengthy labors and the critic's quickly typed response.

I kept thinking of ways to compensate.

And as the landscape grew increasingly barren, it's as if my thoughts dialed up their volume to compensate for my moon-like surroundings.

Also it didn't focus enough on housing"."Too small to compensate for the scale of the shock""Didn't seem very well thought-out, a hodgepodge of programs.