"after offset" is a grammatically correct phrase and can be used in written English.
It is commonly used in technical or financial contexts, such as in data analysis or accounting. Example: "The stock prices increased after offsetting the previous losses."
The results show that ink components, which enter the coating layer after offset printing, can be visualised in the FIB instrument.
Results indicate that noise-exposed auditory-nerve fibers show significantly reduced response latency, increased onset response and percent adaptation, faster adaptation after onset, and slower recovery after offset.
The observed acceleration after offset correction, and integrated velocity and displacement traces in the frequency domain after 0.1 Hz high-pass filtering are plotted in the left panel.
Furthermore, from the Monte-Carlo analysis, the standard deviation of the input referred offset voltage in typical process corner and temperature is obtained about 17.53/1.09 mV before and after offset cancellation, respectively.
After offset of the second picture participants used response keys to indicate whether the second stimulus was longer or shorter than the first.
After offset correction the maximum dF/F was setting at 10% in order to scale the traces with the Ca2+ amplitude measured in pre-treated preparations.
The volume of actual settlements is kept down by "netting": of that $722 billion, for example, only $22 billion had to be settled, after offsetting debits and credits.
Mr. Kalt, for example, said that during December -- when the average basis differential was $17 per million B.T.U.'s -- El Paso Merchant's average differential on natural gas it sold into California was $3.04, after offsetting hedging losses.
The definition is important since it could determine whether Prince Charles should pay corporation and capital gains taxes in addition to the roughly $6 million he pays in income taxes after offsetting some $15 million in expenses against his liability.
But Dr Philip Gibbons, biodiversity conservation researcher at the Australian National University, who has advised two Australian state governments and the International Union for the Conservation of Nature, has told the Guardian that deforestation had increased in one state after offsetting and that Australia does not yet know if the policy has been successful.
The campaign costs are US$404799, with net costs of US$347699 after offsetting savings from averted care needs.
