Sentence examples for under compensated from inspiring English sources

The main reason was because the tilting train when approaching a curve could be overly compensated or under compensated.

Thus the steering data presented here may require considering alternative explanations for the meandering walking paths observed in animals walking freely or under compensated closed-loop conditions.

These costs can mean that participants, rather than being induced into research, are potentially under compensated for their role in research.

Individuals with good attention-switching abilities and poor communication skills are also prone to under-compensate for vocalic context effects.

Questions like, 'Is this small car under-compensating for something else?' and 'Just how many clowns?' But for the moment, what is Jerry Seinfeld doing in this tiny BMW?

In this vein, it is noteworthy that this propensity to under-compensate is gender-differentiated.

Females are more likely to under-compensate than males (regardless of scores, as revealed in the second regression model) and females with lower AQ under-compensate more than females with higher AQ.

These findings lend support to the hypothesis that the systematic infusion of new linguistic variants (i.e., the deviant percepts) originate from a sub-segment of the speech community that consistently under-compensates for contextual variation in speech.

Given the systematicity of misparsing, individuals who consistently under-compensate for contextual effects in speech are likely to have different perceptual and pronunciation norms than individuals who succeed in perceptual compensation, assuming that perceptual experience informs articulatory production.

If a particular sub-population of enrollees is demonstrably under- (or over-) compensated, the system can be refined to reflect this.

However, the unusually high degrees of over-expression and under-expression apparently compensated for this lack of replication; they allowed us to choose a small number of genes for qPCR validation strictly by the high magnitudes of their expression changes.