Sentence examples for be offset by increasing from inspiring English sources
When an increased PbR tariff for high dose HD at home comparable to high dose HD in-centre is assumed, the associated increased cost to the payer could be offset by increasing the proportion of patients receiving PD, which is associated with a lower PbR tariff than HD.
CBS attributed the drop to decreasing print book sales that could not be offset by increasing e-book sales.
Hence the effect of increasing g on the polydispersity index can be offset by increasing f.
Just like online trading, online marketing research could lead to a commoditization that its backers hope will be offset by increasing volume.
This indicates that the reduction in concrete deformability due to increased strength may be offset by increasing the volumetric ratio, ρ s, and steel yield strength, f yt, such that the product ρ s f yt is increased in proportion to the increase in concrete strength.
While hepatitis C prevalence decreased among Caucasians aged 50 and older, the prevalence rate was only 0.7% [36], therefore any effects of decreasing hepatitis C prevalence would be offset by increasing hepatitis B prevalence, making the overall contribution of viral hepatitis to population ALT trends minimal.
Some of the slippage will be offset by increased revenue per user, as subscribers buy more data services like Web searching, video and audio.
That so-called fiscal drag might be offset by increased business investment because of the removal of uncertainty, or a "relief rally" in the stock markets.
It pointed to continuing uncertainty over government spending programmes, and said the benefit of disposal proceeds which were £10m better than expected would be offset by increased costs in a number of utility sector contracts.
The effects on prices and profits would be minimal because increased costs can be offset by increased productivity due to greater effort, lower turnover (which can save employers $4,700 per employee), and higher sales.
