Sentence examples for largely offsets from inspiring English sources

Consequently, the large number of kinks or twists largely offsets the benefit of the high thermal conductivity of CNT, giving rise to a great degradation in thermal conductivity.

Some contrarian scientists, as I wrote in my piece, assert that clouds will change in a way that largely offsets the human release of greenhouse gases.

The tree shading coverage largely offsets the contribution of these two factors.

That largely offsets the benefit of the personal allowance rise for higher rate earners who will get £42.50 more a year.

This tends to indicate that verifying temporal properties on a trace of events is an essentially linear process, and that its breaking up into parallel steps requires a communication overhead that largely offsets the presence of parallelism.

A high pressure drop penalty for lead-bismuth largely offsets its thermal performance gain over molten salt, however sodium retains its advantage as a receiver working fluid with a low pumping parasitic.

Fires represent a potentially large short-term release of carbon that is largely offset over longer time scales (decades) by the uptake of atmospheric carbon associated with forest regrowth.

But the burden for large corporations will probably remain unchanged, since proposed corporate tax cuts will be largely offset by levies imposed to help finance a job-creation plan that reduced the workweek to 35 hours from 40.

The pledges and receivables have since been substantially received in cash, largely offsetting the cash decline.

But the increases in those areas and others would be largely offset by cutbacks elsewhere.

Growth overseas has largely offset whatever revenue PSA has lost to its Malaysian competitor.