For example, one conclusion from the new research is that the choice of instructional materials — textbooks, curriculum guides, homework, quizzes — can affect achievement as profoundly as teachers themselves; a poor choice of materials is at least as bad as a terrible teacher, and a good choice can help offset a bad teacher's deficiencies.
But the resolve of Bush to remove Saddam from power more than offset any deficiency in the intelligence.
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But it was Thybulle's father, Greg, who instilled in his son the importance of defense, explaining that it could land him a role on a team and offset his deficiencies as a shaky shooter.
An additional gun, making a total of 13, was added to offset this deficiency.
He hit 12 of 28 fairways through the first two rounds, one fewer than Woods, but was unable to offset that deficiency by raising his iron play.
First of all that it was not enough should be pretty apparent from what I just said: It is trying to offset the deficiency in aggregate demand and it is just too small," Stiglitz said.
Ashwagandha may similarly increase testosterone in women and offset androgen deficiency syndrome.
As shall be shown below, eligibility rates, participation and retention in the trial turned out to be sufficiently high to more than offset this deficiency.
It is as if Schiano and his players have been establishing cohesiveness to offset their deficiencies and cover for a 2007 season that was largely regarded as a disappointment.
We suggested that the integration of urban planning, SEA and ecological planning be a multi-win strategy to offset deficiency of each mentioned political tool being individually applied.
