Sentence examples for was somewhat compensated from inspiring English sources

Rumen pH was never at a level that could induce acidosis, and lower eating time at lower F C was somewhat compensated by time spent ruminating per unit of physically effective neutral detergent fiber intake.

In the other three countries, the lack of credit was somewhat compensated for by an increase in EFR, while in the Ethiopian simulation, the EFR remained unchanged as credit availability was eliminated.

They said this problem was somewhat compensated for by having special clinics for particular patient problems (e.g. for patients with head and neck cancers experiencing eating difficulties, weight loss, pain, etc).

But like a certain US national team starlet, he likes to get forward at pace, so perhaps Yedlin's loss can be somewhat compensated for on the other flank.

This outcome may be explained by the different natures and characteristics pertaining to the ports within each subsample and the fact that the competitive advantage of Italian ports, in terms of their increased scale efficiency, is somewhat compensated by the relatively higher pure technical efficiency of the other SEE ports.

For the present example, however, the relatively low yields are somewhat compensated by the low costs and high availability of soybeans.

This apparent lack of capability by the traditional laboratory techniques is somewhat compensated for by the wealth of data provided by the metagenomics techniques.

Moreover, quick evolution of the pathogenic viral genomes may be somewhat compensated by the accumulation of mutations in multiple TE copies which might significantly strengthen antiviral response.

This shortcoming is somewhat compensated for by the fact that the vast majority of blood cultures were collected on time points (± 1 day) prespecified by the study protocol.

Indeed, expression was reduced with ~30%%, indicating that Nipbl heterozygousity is somewhat compensated by expression from the wild-type allele in mouse testis, similar to that previously reported for Nipbl +/− MEFs (Kawauchi et al. 2009).

By analogy, PLK-2 deletion is somewhat compensated for by the PLK-1 homolog, and MMCs form upon meiotic entry but fail to be sustained in synapsis-deficient mutants (Harper et al. 2011; Labella et al. 2011).