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The socket internal geometry features a variable offset bore which was designed to increase the amount of head coverage in the smaller sizes.
State Rep. Steve Lavin, who introduced the bill, initially included all animals, but Lavin eliminated sheep, bobcats and bears to offset any financial incentive to intentionally hit them.
In these cases, the surface equipment must be offset and the well bore drilled at an angle that will intersect the underground formation at the desired place.
Whether this bears any relationship to the documented offset in homeotic gene expression between the ectoderm and visceral endoderm in embryonic development (Lawrence and Morata, 1994) remains unclear.
Grants to individual researchers are likely to bear the brunt of cuts necessary to offset big science spending, observers say.
(For its part, the European Commission says that the costs borne by the chemical industry will be offset by health benefits totaling 50 billion euros over 30 years).
Many governments, especially in the developing world, have had to choose between raising domestic subsidies to offset the increases or letting the people bear the brunt.
* Meister: Supports national health care which will help offset some of the legacy costs borne by the flailing auto industry.
Thus, over the intermediate and long run, the economic benefits of integrating refugees into the labor market more than offset the short term economic costs borne in the immediate aftermath of admission.
The researchers say the effects of the bears' dietary shift are large enough in the case of PCBs to offset an apparent trend of decreasing concentrations in western Hudson Bay bears over the study period and to significantly accelerate an increasing trend in PBDEs.
