Sentence examples for is offset to from inspiring English sources

The decline in the ambient partial pressure of oxygen is offset to some extent by greater ventilation, which takes the form of deeper breathing rather than a faster rate at rest.

In contrast, the NCAP tests by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration in the United States crashes cars into a full frontal barrier, not one that is offset to the driver's side, at 35 m.p.h.

For example, if an agency certifies a payment to a Federal contractor for work completed or services provided, and that payment is offset to collect a delinquent debt that the contractor owes to another Federal agency, the contractor has been paid in full for its services.

Under perfect conditions, the lightest aircraft can fly for over an hour -- the rubber band provides the thrust to overcome the drag; the curvature of the wings creates lift to overcome gravity and the rudder is offset to keep the plane flying in circles in a confined space.

A complex situation appears to exist, whereby a general increase in bulk membrane resistance is offset to a greater or lesser extent (depending on the cation in the contacting solutions) by a reduction in resistance of the membrane phase due to cation uptake.

"However, this is offset to some degree by the more modest but sustained increase in the direct sentenced population".

The average of the signal will be offset to 20 pixels below the threshold.

The concern was offset to some degree by the confidence estimate issued by the Conference Board.

But the impact on luxury-car dealers will be offset to some extent by cuts on import tariffs.

The initial voltage from ADXL202 was offset to 2.5V so amplification would put it out of range for the ADC to measure.

Instead, they are offset to the east of the plume.