The phrase "a degree offset" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to measurements, temperature, or adjustments in various fields such as science, engineering, or data analysis.
Example: "The thermostat was set to a degree offset of two degrees to ensure optimal heating in the room."
Alternatives: "a temperature adjustment" or "a measurement deviation".
Being a good guest means respecting your hosts' hours and habits, and following the rules of the house, and even to a degree offsetting the cost of your visit in thoughtful ways.
A liquid crystal thermometer with 2 degree offset like the ones used on the collection cups is ideal and a properly sized organic warmer as an insulating source as it is the body that is the regulator.
Additional interactions must account for the 5 to 9 degree offset in Tm between wild-type and reciprocal mutants of the opposing isoform.
The decrease in gestational age to some degree offset the effects of rising gestational weight gain, maternal BMI and other changes in maternal and infants characteristics.
Cong and Silverstein (2011) found financial support (enhanced by migration) could have positive effects on financial security and the welfare of parental generations, to some degree offsetting the disadvantage of living at a distance.
Additionally, by considering stochastic user's mobility, a high degree of offset among new users' positions can take place, with a number of users slightly improving their transmission (e.g., slightly better channel gain conditions) and counterbalance any negative transmission impact from the users who deteriorate their transmission capabilities in the new positions.
Other firms do not have the same degree of offset available, meaning a big Coco layer could drive ROEs down farther still.They must hope that their regulators will be laxer than the Swiss or that they outperform the rest of the industry.
Bruntland said she could understand why people felt disillusioned and why many participants felt powerless, but she said strong action was needed to offset a degree of environmental decline that is pushing at planetary boundaries — with an impact on food security and commodity prices.
"Groceries also experienced loss of perishables, but to a degree the loss was offset as consumers came in the next day to replenish what had spoiled in their refrigerators, or what they threw out rather than risk spoilage," said Pearl Kamer, the Long Island Association's chief economist.
