Sentence examples for greater offset from inspiring English sources

A long-radius design is applied in order to build angle, as this can achieve a greater offset from the surface location (Carden and Grace 2007).

31, 32, 34, 35 Even more favorable economic benefits were observed from the societal perspective, since lower indirect costs resulted in a greater offset of pregabalin acquisition costs.

Clearly, the position more distant from heme bL (in this case the c1 position) produces greater offset in the dipolar curve if the cutoff of 3000 ns is applied.

Because the proximal femur has greater offset anteromedially than anterolaterally (Eijer et al. 2001, Meyer et al. 2006), the alpha angle increases and AOR decreases with progressive internal rotation.

The scientists, led by Li Jin of the Chinese Academy of Sciences in Shanghai, report in the journal Genome Research that certain disease-causing variant genes became more common in African-Americans after their ancestors reached American shores — perhaps because they conferred greater, offsetting benefits.

For most displacement footprints 'offset' by <5 km, the volcano itself lies within the deformation footprint, but at greater offsets, a higher proportion of displacement footprints would not be detectable in measurements on the volcano's edifice itself, where ground-based instruments would usually be located (Fig. 5C).

The greater tuberosity offset (distance between the axis of the proximal humerus and the most medial insertion point of the supraspinatus tendon) ranged between 2.5 and 9.2 mm.

That's because in group accounts, younger workers who can assume greater risks offset older workers who would otherwise opt for safer investments.

Its reverse SES gradient (greater wealth confers greater risk) offsets the cardiovascular disease effect and partially explained the observed SES – mortality blunting among women relative to men in several of the reviewed papers (3, 16, 40).

They typically continue to maintain either that pornography does not cause harm to women (in the relevant, usually narrow, sense of 'harm'), or they admit that pornography probably does cause some harm to women's interests, but deny that this harm is sufficiently great to offset the dangers inherent in censorship and to justify the violation of the rights of pornographers and would-be consumers.

There is still a debate about whether the lower subsequent non-medication medical costs associated with the use of atypical antipsychotics are sufficiently large as to offset their greater upfront medication costs [ 19- 21].