Sentence examples for effects are offset from inspiring English sources
Striking orchestral and vocal effects are offset by a more than occasional thinness of melodic and thematic inspiration.
Even assuming that higher taxes might distort incentives, the authors concluded, negative effects are offset by positive effects that flow from productive government investments in things like health, education, infrastructure and support for mothers to join the labor force.
Almost everyone agrees that raising taxes on the middle class in the middle of an economic slump is a bad idea, unless the effects are offset by other job-creation programs — and Republicans are blocking those, too.
These findings again reveal that activity participations are strongly related with individuals' self-reported health conditions but some effects are offset by the time use trade-offs between activities and travel.
The model results reveal that individuals' activity participation and socio-demographic characteristics significantly affects their self-reported health conditions, while self-reported travel time spent does not show any significant effects on the self-reported health conditions after controlling for the endogeneity (some effects are offset by the time use trade-offs between activities and travel).
Second, any beneficial effects are offset by unwanted side effects.
But those effects were offset by an increase in other types of investment, greater consumer spending and stronger exports.
The margins are so narrow that a bitterly divided City Council ruled in September that new construction could proceed only if its effects were offset by builders' swapping out old water-wasting toilets.
Wood ash treatment reduced enchytraeid size and abundance, but these effects were offset by sucrose without any change in pH or moisture.
In contrast, parathion-exposed females but not males showed elevated ChAT and suppressed HC3 binding in the brainstem, and both of these effects were offset by the high-fat diet.
Self-shielding arising from absorber lumping acts to reduce the effective absorption cross section of the discrete CEs, but this effect is offset by geometric and spectral effects.
