The decrease was offset by 188,000 white immigrants, most from Canada and Germany but also from Russia and Saudi Arabia.
However, this decrease was offset by linear increases in the molar proportions of iso- and n-butyric acid, iso- (P<0.01) and n- (P<0.05) valeric acid, and to a lesser extent in propionic acid (P<0.01).
This decrease is offset by a shift towards using NGAM-producing modes with significantly more efficient production of acetate.
Although test performance may decrease under field conditions, our study shows that those decreases are subtle and are offset by the high seroprevalence of HIV in this setting, thereby increasing the positive predictive value of the OraQuick® test in places like Zambia.
Further research is needed to understand whether decreases in participant uptake are offset by increased gains in test sensitivity.
Decreasing overall ED numbers are offset by an increasingly elderly population and a more complex case mix.
Decreasing overall ED numbers are offset by an increasingly aged population and a more complex case mix that demands more detailed assessment and seem to prolong ED waiting times.
In fact, the global burden of disease attributable to tobacco smoking has not changed significantly, because the decreases in high-income regions are offset by increases in low-income regions, such as Southeast Asia and East and South Asia [ 13].
Overall, these data suggest that the greater drug costs with pegfilgrastim are offset by decreased hospitalization costs.
Holmes says these decreases have been offset by a resurgence in coal used to make electricity coal use by utilities has gone up by about 120 million tons.
In this respect, Baker et al 47 have concluded that application of a CAD system for CTC is advantageous for assisting diagnostic performance of inexperienced readers, with decreased specificity being offset by a higher increase in sensitivity.
