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While this can be improved further through software-based energy saving features, further CO2 emissions can be offset through the use of carbon-neutral energy sources.

It does present challenges for the development and assessment of clinical skills, but these can be offset through the use of simulations and computer-based virtual patients [ 46, 47].

Outreach facilitation is more expensive but more effective than other attempts to modify primary care practice and all of its costs can be offset through the reduction of inappropriate testing and increasing appropriate testing.

This amount may be partially offset by achieving certain performance incentives and anticipated improvements in average revenues per click, but the Company noted that there can be no assurance as to how much, if any, of this payment to Yahoo! would be offset through these incentives and improvements.

These emissions are offset through the Government Carbon Offset Fund.

This relative expertise has been harnessed by the Chiredzi Town Council in an arrangement that allows Tongatt Hullets to operate the water treatment plant on behalf of Council and the cost of the water treatment operations are offset through the bill accrued by Tongatt Hullets on its water usage.

Although additional energy consumption including heat loss and pump power may be encountered in the NDES, it can be offset through rational plan of the urban spatial structure and its cooperation with the supply side.

Although the asymmetric geometry was found inducing a Z-axis thrust component, it can be offset through proper arrangement of the micronozzles.

A 2009 review of the cost of warming to the global economy suggests that as much as two-thirds of the total cannot be offset through investment in adaptation, and will be felt through higher prices, lower growth and misery regardless.

Decreases in internal demand, for example, can typically be offset through lower interest rates with internal and external balance reestablished at the same nominal and real wages.

It is plausible that individuals will have shortfalls in ability or education that can be offset through, for example, training; but this needs to be set against the point already made that we should not expect ordinary people to develop extraordinary abilities.