The availability of higher offset sizes allows for a recessed peripheral implantation even in the presence of a relatively high screw.
Thus, gains in the form of market efficiencies, reduced utilization, and increased availability of patient data will offset higher costs for networks to implement HIT.
Applications for mortgages surged last week, lenders reported separately, a further sign that record levels of employment, consumer optimism about the economy and the availability of cheaper adjustable mortgages have offset the effect of a rise in conventional fixed-rate loans to above 8percentt.
One interpretation is that the possible reduction in average physician income resulting from a greater availability of physicians, seems to be offset via increased health services, at least in a fee-for-service environment.
Due to the availability of modular heads, the standard and lateralized offset was abandoned and an intermediate offset introduced in the SL design.
For some Americans, that decline was partly offset by the availability of unemployment insurance benefits.
An increase in ER α level, for example, by amplification of the gene, might offset a reduced availability of ligand, leading to resistance to aromatase inhibitors.
Retirement rates reduce the projected availability of doctors, but this effect is offset by the number of new specialists trained every year.
This model is also compatible with the increase in copy number of ESR1 in H09, which could be viewed as an adaptive response to offset the reduced availability of oestrogen in anastrozole-treated cells.
"It kind of offsets adverse shocks".
The special offset value of 32 is followed by the offset value of 2 377 873 in the list of offsets for lookup table entry index 4 702 383.
