Sentence examples for later offset from inspiring English sources

New light industries later offset declining employment in the traditional staple industries.

Though the lowering of mortality in the 19th century was later offset by declines in fertility, the population of the more-industrialized nations boomed into the 20th century, and the greater part of the increment migrated to the larger towns.

The added cost of additional controllers (for four-player local multiplayer) exceeded the cost of the new console itself, and was cited as a negative for the game, though later offset by its support for Xbox 360 and PS3 controllers.

Because there was no difference in N2pc onset, a later offset would also mean increased duration of the component in the valid condition.

The predicted initial increase is later offset by decreased sympathetic nerve activity.

Logically, greater variability and later offsets could lead to an apparent increase in the onset latency of a following component, but not the contrary.

Take your losses, perhaps using them later to offset capital gains.

This study indicates that atmospheric enrichment of CO2 may result in an initial 'fertilization' effect, directly increasing photosynthesis and productivity, but this may later be offset by the declining soil N availability, which could completely eliminate the initial positive effects of eCO2.

Though cue selectivity began early, during the phasic response to cue onset (see Fig. 3), it reached its maximum several hundred ms later, immediately after cue offset (Fig. 4), The results suggest a role for this activity not just in cue identification, but in preparation for subsequent decisions.

In February, Ms. Drew traveled to Washington with other JPMorgan executives, including Barry Zubrow, who oversees regulatory affairs, to explain why strategies like the one that later soured could offset risk within the bank.

It will be proved that the estimation by the method actually is the fractional frequency offset later.