Sentence examples for arise to offset the from inspiring English sources
This general trend is consistent with previous studies in bacteria (Bjorkman and Andersson, 2000); (Gagneux et al., 2006) and in a single documented case in C. glabrata (Singh-Babak et al., 2012), suggesting that compensatory mutations may subsequently arise to offset the major fitness cost of mutations conferring drug resistance.
From a policy perspective, the study suggests that India should intensively shift its focus towards both the production and consumption of renewable energies and tap other alternative potential sources of energy in order to offset the risks arising on account of India's heavy reliance on imports of crude oil from other oil exporting countries.
The Bank of Japan was forced to step in and has injected more than $200 billion into its banking system to offset the liquidity problems arising from Enron's collapse.
A further complication that arises with this method is the need to offset the source distributions along the airfoil area between the two free shear layers by adding a pressure jump to the panel stations situated on this separation region.
A new generational contract should meet the challenges of population ageing by focusing on productivity growth -- rather than raw gross domestic product (GDP) growth -- as a sustainable strategy to offset the anticipated economic strain arising from a high aged dependency ratio.
The concentration of wealth in recent decades led to bubbles and instability, as the Fed tried to offset the effects of weak demand arising from our inequality by low interest rates and lax regulation.
Despite the company's efforts "to address the challenges" that arose from the plant's problems, "these actions were not enough to offset the cost of our substantial debt obligations," Reynolds said.
To offset the sweetness of the tomatoes.
There are ways to offset the costs.
Expect Samsung Electronics to shed more assets to offset the burden.
This is often to offset the sedating effects of weed.
