Sentence examples for mechanism to offset from inspiring English sources

Socialism, after all, has never been about handouts to the poor, though social benefits are an essential mechanism to offset the economic insecurity and inequality generated by capitalism.

The announcement, which calls on the International Civil Aviation Organization, the civilian sky's U.N. regulating body, to adopt an across-the-board, market-based mechanism to offset emissions, was made during the International Air Transport Association's 69th annual meeting, in Cape Town.

We explore one mechanism to offset this negative impact by making the token impure public good mandatory.

Although it is impossible to significantly improve carbon sequestration by establishing forest in a short-term, reforestation is imperative in a long-term view as it clearly has a potential mechanism to offset emitted carbon.

Enriched intron retentions in these genes, again may activate the mRNA decay mechanism to offset the over-expression.

Rarely, cells escape crisis and become immortalized (Girardi et al, 1965) by activating a telomere maintenance mechanism to offset telomere erosion (Colgin & Reddel, 1999).

Peto's paradox postulates that animals that have evolved to be larger have also developed mechanisms to offset the increased risk of cancer.

We [ 2] hypothesized that organisms evolving large body sizes and long life spans, concomitantly evolved mechanisms to offset increased cancer risk.

In the case of the female-heterogametic vertebrates, it is assumed that dosage compensation is incomplete because no global epigenetic mechanism exists to offset dosage effects, in contrast to the epigenetic mechanisms known in fruit flies, nematodes, and mammals.

More likely, the presence of an additional potential initiation codon is a buffering mechanism required to offset otherwise potential deleterious frequent losses/gains of nucleotides in matK.

For those who stutter, a condition that afflicts men four times as much as women, the defense mechanisms used to offset it become second nature, according to Catherine Montgomery, a speech pathologist and the executive director of the American Institute for Stuttering in Manhattan.