The assumption of all these studies is that vestibular-stimulating physical activity triggers sensory conflicts which cause appropriate stimulation of the vestibular system and proprioceptors, leading to improved connections between them, which we assumed would compensate for the blindness and which in turn would improve the postural stability.
During the EUS examination, we obtained at least 10 endosonographic images to determine the characteristics of gastric mesenchymal tumors; we hoped this would compensate, to some degree, for the limitation of this being a retrospective study.
"We thought that they would compensate for what was done to us by other major political entities".
"Even if it was half of what we were saying, that would compensate for the cuts in tax credits to families on £17,000, which means that they'll be better off on benefit, losing £73 a week.
He said the higher productivity will let Chrysler build more vehicles per employee, "and at least a portion of the growth we are heading for would compensate for those productivity gains".
"So we were told we were taking vitamin pills that would compensate for our lack of nutrition.
Consequently, we predicted that American Kestrels would compensate for their reduced degree of eye movement (as reported in an accompanying study [23]) by showing higher rates of head movements involved in motion parallax than the two hawk species studied.
We set out to create something that would compensate for the anxiety and stress of this very clinical, very bright, very noisy environment that obviously has to function".
Honestly, there's probably no amount of money in the world that would compensate their daily efforts – we would all die horribly without them, while they have to endure the grossest and saddest parts of what makes us human.
We put up one little mix CD somebody thought would compensate for their lame cover letter and resume and, next thing you know, our mailman has to commission a second sack for all the CDRs trying to "outdo" the original.
