It remains to be seen if the decreased enzyme usage could offset the increased capital cost needed for the extra processing equipment and tank space.
The greater expected returns could offset these increased costs, but it has to be noted that the costs are real, while the benefits are theoretical predictions and will also only turn into a realized economic benefit if improved breeding products can be sold at a higher market price, or if the genetic superiority increases market share in a competitive market.
A decline in sales in stores open for at least a year in March and April meant that Kmart, which recently spent $1.1 billion to renovate its stores, could not offset increases in operating expenses.
It is possible that the level of Δ7-DA is increased in glp-1 mutant worms, but the level of Δ4-DA is decreased and could offset the increase of Δ7-DA; this scenario would result in little net change in the total amount of Δ4- and Δ7-DA.
But savings from the new building's greater efficiency could offset the increase, officials said.
"Every 0.01 yuan rise in power price could offset an increase of 50 yuan in coal prices".
10 These elements of healthcare, which can include early detection and management of cardiovascular risk factors, could offset any increase in risk of cardiovascular disease attributable to reduced glomerular filtration rate.
All the benefits stated above, together with an increased test sensitivity, could offset the increased cost of the technology.
However, a separate and opposing feedback loop could offset this effect: increased PV deployment may lead to a shift in the timing of peak-period electricity prices that could reduce the bill savings received under net metering where time-varying retail electricity rates are used, thereby dampening further PV adoption.
Incorporating "Spectral Shift Absorbers" (or SSAs), which have significantly higher absorption cross-sections for thermal versus fast neutrons, could offset the reactivity increase.
