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As for the case of a liquidity-unconstrained entrepreneur, the windfall gain may end up reducing income as a result of a focus on less profitable aspects of the business, which are compensated by an increase in job satisfaction.

In young healthy individuals NTH induces reductions in CBVF which are compensated by vasodilatation of small vessels in normal grey matter, preserving grey matter perfusion despite reductions in total cerebral blood flow.

Type I oncolytic adenoviruses feature loss-of-function mutations in the virus genome, which are compensated by mutations in cancer but not normal cells.

Transcriptional profiling data suggest that Pink1 deletion may cause neuroinflammation and axonal damage, which are compensated for by specific changes in gene expression.

It could be that corazonin signaling is altering male-specific responses and has novel roles in females, or alternatively corazonin has similar roles in both sexes but the effects of which are compensated by other dimorphic aspects of the circuitry.

This is manifested by early increases in blood glucose, which are compensated later on by a continuously increased insulin secretion.

Some of the strain specific mutations in K-2 might represent mutations which are compensating for putative fitness effects of the drug resistance-conferring mutations.

Low-solidity HAWTs have a low proportion of material within the swept area, which is compensated by a faster rotation speed used to fill up the swept area.

This substitution creates a positive charge in the hydroxide layer, which is compensated by interlayer anions and water molecules [19].

The NPs showed a sharp height expansion of 9.1 times, which was compensated by the density decrease of 89.6%%.

Upon exogenous lipid starvation, reservosomes' free cholesterol was consumed, which was compensated by a rise in ergosterol biosynthesis.