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Thus, a potential negative effect of alpha-thalassaemia on population Hb may be off-set by a reduction in risk of malaria associated (severe) anemia.

However, this saving may be off-set by a high rate of polymerase-induced mutation in either the initial extension step or by repeated cycling [ 4].

However, warfarin prevents stroke in CAF, and the cost of monitoring may be off-set by the reduced incidence of this disorder.

Although this solution depends on the budget availability for an additional registered nurse, the additional cost of employing a shift leader may be off-set by an increase in patient satisfaction and a reduction in adverse events.

By applying the approach suggested by Mark et al. [ 23], we might reduce the degree of parsimony which can be attained using the PC approaches, but this may be off-set by the prior information utilized and thus reduce mean square errors.

Whether, any significant benefits in discriminability that may be identified in using the regressed scores as suggested by Dunbar et al. [ 40] may be off-set by an increase in sophistication in terms of calculating regressed factor scores in clinical practice.

But these developments may be off-set by diverting technology gains into non-fuel saving vehicle features – "service attributes".

One explanation is that the impact of a risk factor is context-dependent and that the impact may be off-set by other risk factors, and another that many non-linear relations between risk factors may occur.

Continuous high-frequency DBS is less discriminating, so that some of the benefits of suppressing spatially extensive beta synchrony may be off-set by driving less marked degrees of synchronization down so that population performance is compromised (Fig. 3).

Any benefit these conferred to cardiac patients may have been off set by our liberal ICU admission policy to OOHCAs with nonshockable rhythms.

The cost may however be off-set by the reduced incidence of stroke.