compensability
- noun
- /ˌkɒmpənˈseɪbɪlɪti/
- Low compensability means that errors in the process are difficult to correct.
Examples
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The researchers assessed the compensability of errors in the data analysis to improve the reliability of their findings.
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Researchers studied the compensability of the organism's response to environmental stress.
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The compensability of the system was tested under various failure scenarios.
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The compensability of the damages was debated in court.
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Can you explain the compensability of this claim?
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The compensability of the damages caused by the accident was a key issue in the lawsuit.
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Understanding the compensability of various medical treatments can help patients make informed choices.
Synonyms
How possible it is to fix something
How Remediable
Surface Forms
Morphology
compensability = compensable (transparent) = compensate + ity
Formed by a standard adjectival-to-noun derivation (compensable + -ity), preserving the meaning 'able to be compensated'.
Etymology
Compensability comes from the verb compensate, which has the parts com- ('together') and -pens- ('to weigh' or 'to pay'), the same root you see in expense. So compensability is about how easily something can be 'made up' or 'balanced' by other actions.