Sentence examples for a partial offset from inspiring English sources

This price restraint seems particularly timely as a partial offset to the cost of energy, mainly oil and natural gas, which has jumped 13.1percentt in the last year.

"Strict adherence to cost-cutting programs provided a partial offset to significantly higher fuel prices, continuing international losses, a weak economy and slower volume growth," said Frederick Smith, the chief executive.

For example, if a student has a fellowship or a research assistantship from his/her advisor to work on the proposed project, we welcome this as a partial offset of cost.

This suggests a partial offset of the shortwave cooling supported by clouds and points to a reduction in the dampening of the ice-albedo feedback in the presence of increased cloud cover, a connection that is linked to interannual variability in sea ice34.

Regardless, a partial offset will be key chains, cuff links and other relatively inexpensive gifts in those well-known Tiffany blue boxes.

Japan's large U.S. Treasury holdings result from the reinvestment of trade surpluses it has historically enjoyed with the U.S. The gains serve as a partial offset to the huge losses in equity and real estate holdings.

A recent hospital-based study of the cost-effectiveness of ART in South Africa found a partial offsetting of additional medicine costs for ART by reduced hospital inpatient stays and outpatient visits [ 16].

There, his research focused on identifying whether or not partial offset of ponderosa pine forest restoration treatments is possible with payments for carbon offsets.

Partial offset of the COPD-related cost was observed when expenditures were classified by service type and their relationship to COPD vs. non-COPD expenditure as shown in Figure 3 with study drug costs not shown.

The Ance/CI interaction in males negates the Ance/CI interaction in females, such that the partial offset of CI is not apparent in crosses between uninfected Ance females and infected Ance males.

This could be due to partial offsetting of the increase in target expression (ie residual target excess not allowing complete suppression) or it could be interpreted to mean that there are other targets.