Sentence examples similar to modify to offset from inspiring English sources

The prime minister's allies believe that she needs the backing of about 20 Labour MPs for a modified agreement to offset the number of Tory rebels, even if she wins the support of the DUP.

The same system may be modified to allow the offset for negative qualities by multiplying by a negative one to allow for negative effects on the overall scoring.

Medallions for modified minivans cost less, to offset the cost of the modifications and the higher cost of operation.

A company spokesman, Masatoshi Hayashi, said that the replacement material was a chemically modified natural rubber, chosen to offset the tendency of tires with a high natural rubber content to have poor traction in braking and cornering.

Commas should be used to offset introductory adverbs that modify the entire sentence, not ones that modify a single element of the sentence (such as the verb).

The results also indicate that increasing the size and number of dams, in addition to modifying their operations, may become necessary to offset the vulnerabilities of water resources systems to future climate uncertainties.

Originally the belt armour was equal to that of the older ships, but it had to be reduced to offset weight increases when the design was modified to reflect wartime experience.

The method is based on the frequency synchronization algorithm developed in [16] (see Section 3) which is adapted below to the IEEE 802.11a specifications and modified to take into account the fact that the time offset is not perfectly compensated.

Modular neck adapters for hip arthroplasty stems allow the surgeon to modify CCD angle, offset and femoral anteversion intraoperatively.

Within a few years he modified Eliot's "free elective" system; devised general examinations to offset the effect of fragmented, isolated courses; and set up a tutorial plan to supplement undergraduate lectures.

The conventional IC is modified to use synchronous detection to overcome synchronization issues - frequency hopping and frequency offset.