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Colorado further argues that the diversion it seeks would be totally offset by this savings.
The operational costs can be totally offset by the benefits from biogas recovery.
However, a higher tariff will increase the costs of dialysis care and these costs will not be totally offset by savings in transportation and medication costs.
Rivaroxaban was associated with additional drug acquisition cost (€4,033), however this was totally offset by reduced monitoring (-€3,929) and event management (-€341) costs.
The costs of high dose HD at home were totally offset by increasing the usage of PD to 20 25%, generating savings of £40.0 million – £94.5 million over 5 years under the increased tariff.
If that's not enough of a problem, it also seems that long hours sitting isn't totally offset by activity: A study a couple of years ago found that even people who exercise, if they sit a lot otherwise, are still at greater risk of mortality.
This is also reflected by a strong increase in the positive DLR (from 4.16 to 19.6) that is not totally offset by the increase in the negative DLR (0.56 to 0.77).
In January only 1% of European banks said that their credit standard for loans to small businesses had eased, compared with 12% that said standards had been tightened.Richard Raeburn of the European Association of Corporate Treasurers says that, for smaller companies, any benefit from low official rates has been almost totally offset by higher lending margins charged by banks.
While Beijing's air is cleaner now than in the recent past, the improvements have been largely, though not totally, offset by a sevenfold increase in the number of vehicles since 1993.
Improvements in the absolute number of facilities were partially, and in a few cases totally, offset by the high rate of population growth.
