Sentence examples for lead to offsetting from inspiring English sources

"Park Service and nonprofit officials expressed concern that collecting and reporting detailed information on the amount of nonprofit financial contributions made to parks could lead to offsetting reductions in Congressional appropriations made available to the agency," the report said.

In addition, some anti-angiogenic therapies may have both anti-edema and anti-tumor effects that could lead to offsetting ADC responses thereby masking changes in edema.

It is imperative for him to build a lead to offset the 90%+ of in-person early voters who tend to lean Democrat.

Evidence from the CBO suggests that adherence to prescription drugs leads to offsetting reductions in Medicare spending for other medical services provided in hospitals or nursing homes.

Our work shows that correct cable delay readings are of importance and large RMS of the cable delay data can lead to offsets for the UT1-UTC results.

We state that using the same k for all processes of vibrational vibrational energy exchange does not correspond to laboratory experiments and can lead to offsets both in calculating the vibrational level populations and in H2O concentration retrievals from IR spectral radiance.

After all, if there's 100 percent crowding out, there must also be 100 percent crowding in — slashing government spending must lead to an offsetting rise in private spending.

The neutral potential is not zero when a larger current flows through the neutral line, and this will lead to an offset over the reference ground.