Sentence examples for in time to offset from inspiring English sources

And it looks increasingly unlikely that demand from home will recover in time to offset fading exports.

Were the bank able to forecast supply shocks in time to offset them, it would have to do so under its inflation-targeting mandate ("If we knew it, and could lean against it, we would").

They found that scheduled down-titrations of the remifentanil infusion at 8, 24, 48 and 72 hours resulted in statistically significant but clinically irrelevant differences in time to offset of sedative effect, as assessed on the basis of clinical signs.

There were also no clinically relevant differences in times to offset of effects between patients with normal/mild and moderate/ severe renal impairment.

There was no real difference in the time to offset at SDTs in either group as the duration of infusion increased up to 72 hours.

The propofol was then decreased in decrements and the time to offset of the pharmacodynamic effects of remifentanil was recorded as previously described.

At the terminal of a transit route, on-duty drivers have to take a break; the operator must also provide recovery time to offset fluctuations in runtimes [1.2 13].

The time to offset of the pharmacodynamic effects of remifentanil was statistically significantly longer in the moderate/severe group at the 24 hours and 72 hours SDTs, and overall there was greater variability in the times to offset of effects in this group compared with the normal/mild group (Fig. 1).

Sustainable budgeting should aim for balance over the cycle: with surpluses in good times to offset deficits in bad times.

We then predicted interactions between these flashes by offsetting the scaled linear filters in time to represent the time offset between flashes, linearly summing the two scaled filters, and passing the result through the common nonlinearity.

The first two experiments demonstrated that duration judgments about a visual target stimulus are distorted by the presence of auditory nontarget stimuli with on- and offsets that are close in time to the on- and offsets of the visual target stimulus.