Sentence examples for impact offset from inspiring English sources

Moreover, the effect of a rear impact offset to the left on the resultant muscle responses is unknown.

Knowledge is increasing about the electromyographic and kinematic response of the neck muscles to rear impact, and also recent information is available on the effect of a rear impact offset to the left (posterolateral).

Results show that, given the vast amount of carbon stored in our soils, small management changes could have tremendous impacts offsetting greenhouse gas emissions.

In general, technological impact cannot offset the increases caused by economic, structural, and population effects.

Even so, the impact will offset some of the efficiency gains of needing to use CPU cache or main RAM less often, by using more of those resources.

But he never walked enough,  and though he had gap power, leading the league in doubles three times, he did not have enough impact to offset the sharp decline that followed the 1971 season.

However, this negative impact was offset by a simulated lengthening of the growing season.

Government spending was also revised down, but the impact was offset by upward revisions to investment in residential construction, nonresidential structures and business spending on equipment.

"That's a mistake," said Nelson, who has joined the GOP in opposing the extended benefits unless their deficit impact is offset with spending cuts.

34 Although bias due to confounding was likely to have occurred, the impact was offset by the large number of covariates included in our analyses.

Their impact is offset by all circulatory diseases (ischaemic heart disease, cerebrovascular diseases, "other circulatory diseases") and diseases of the digestive system.